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Got a fine? – Pay online now.   Don’t let it cost you more.


  • If you have received an infringement notice or a court fine, don’t ignore it.
  • The notice you receive will tell you what to do next.
  • You have only 28 days to comply with the conditions on the notice.
  • If you do nothing, you will receive an enforcement order after 28 days.
  • An enforcement order will cost you an extra $60 and allow enforcement sanctions to be imposed against you.
  • Payment at any time will halt enforcement.

 

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 The penalties add up quickly (as shown below):

 

infringement notice

 

 

$110

 

+

enforcement order (After 28 days)

$60

(After further 14 days

+

driver licence suspension

$36

- any of the following at any time)

+

vehicle registration suspension

$36

 

+

publish the amount you owe on the MPES website

$36

 

+

enforcement warrant fee to seize and sell your property

$120

TOTAL

=

 

$398

 

If you do nothing, your original $110 infringement notice could become a penalty of $398.

 

Don’t let this happen to you!   Pay online now.