Speeding Fines in Victoria

Complete fine schedule for Victoria, including standard penalties, school zone surcharges, demerit points and licence thresholds. Last updated 2026-03-15.

Fine Schedule

Speed Over LimitFineDemeritsSchool Zone FineSchool Zone Demerits
1-10 km/h$2271$4542
10-15 km/h$3413$5684
15-25 km/h$4544$6815
25-35 km/h$5686$9088
35-45 km/h$7958$1,1358
45+ km/h$1,1358$1,1358

School Zone Fines

School zone speeding fines in Victoria carry significantly higher penalties than standard speeding offences. These zones are typically active during school hours (usually 8:00 am to 9:30 am and 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm on school days) with a speed limit of 40 km/h.

As shown in the table above, school zone fines range from $454 to $1,135, with demerit points from 2 up to 8.

Double Demerit Periods

Victoria does not have double demerit periods. Demerit points remain the same throughout the year, regardless of public holidays or school holiday periods.

Licence Thresholds

The number of demerit points before your licence is suspended or cancelled in Victoria:

Licence TypeDemerit Threshold
Learner5 points
P1 (Red P)5 points
P2 (Green P)5 points
Full12 points
Professional12 points

Camera Tolerance

Victoria uses a 3 km/h tolerance or 3% of the speed limit, whichever is greater.

How to Pay Your Fine

If you've received a speeding fine in Victoria, you can pay it online through the official Department of Transport and Planning website. Payment options typically include online payment, BPAY, phone, and in-person at authorised outlets.

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How to Contest Your Fine

If you believe your speeding fine was issued in error, you have the right to contest it. In Victoria, you can request an internal review or elect to have the matter heard in court. It's important to act within the timeframe specified on your penalty notice, typically 28 days.

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Calculate Your Fine

Use our fine calculator to work out the exact penalty, demerit points and licence impact for a speeding offence in Victoria.

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Speeding Fines in Victoria — FAQ

What is the maximum speeding fine in Victoria?
The maximum speeding fine in Victoria is $1,135 for driving 45+ km/h the speed limit. School zone fines can be even higher at $1,135.
How many demerit points do you get for speeding in Victoria?
In Victoria, demerit points for speeding range from 1 point for minor offences (1-10 km/h) up to 8 points for the most serious offences (45+ km/h).
Are school zone fines higher in Victoria?
Yes. School zone speeding fines in Victoria are significantly higher than standard fines. For example, driving 1-10 km/h the limit in a school zone incurs a fine of $454 compared to $227 on a normal road.
How do I pay a speeding fine in Victoria?
You can pay your speeding fine online through Department of Transport and Planning. Visit https://online.fines.vic.gov.au/ for details on payment options, including online, phone, and in-person methods.
Can I contest a speeding fine in Victoria?
Yes, you have the right to contest a speeding fine in Victoria. You can request a review or elect to have the matter heard in court. Visit https://www.fines.vic.gov.au/fines/contest-your-fine for instructions on how to challenge your fine.
What speed camera tolerance applies in Victoria?
Victoria uses a 3 km/h tolerance or 3% of the speed limit, whichever is greater.