Fines and enforcement

Learn how we enforce speeding, parking, mobile phone, seatbelt, licence, traffic, and drink and drug driving laws on Queensland roads.

Learn about the demerit points system, double demerit points, and offences that attract points, and check your points balance.

Pay a fine online or by BPAY, in person or post.

If you receive an infringement for a camera-detected offence you were not responsible for, it may be possible to transfer the fine to another person or organisation.

Depending on the reason for transferring a fine, you may need to submit additional information on your online nomination or statutory declaration.

You must hold a valid position title to act on behalf of an organisation to transfer a fine, elect a court hearing, or submit an enquiry for an infringement notice that has been issued to the organisation.

Understand the different types of fines that may be issued when traffic offences are committed in Queensland.

Learn how to dispute a fine.

Find out about speed cameras and red light cameras—how they work, where they are located, when you will be fined, how we make sure they are accurate, and what happens to the revenue they bring in.

Mobile phone and seatbelt cameras are installed throughout Queensland.

Automated number plate recognition cameras are in use throughout Queensland to detect unregistered vehicles and monitor heavy vehicle activities.

Read what payment plans, dispute processes, and consequences of non-payment exist for overdue fines in Queensland.

Learn Queensland’s parking rules and the fines you risk if you do not follow them.

You must follow the same road rules as motorists if you want to cycle on Queensland roads.

You must follow road rules if you want to ride a personalised mobility device in Queensland.

We now email you when someone else commits an offence in your vehicle and is stopped at the roadside by police or a transport inspector.