Infringement processing and customer services have now transitioned from WA Police Force to Department of Transport (DoT).
Police issue traffic infringement notices to individuals and companies.
If you were the driver, you have 28 days from date of issue to pay the full amount:
- in person at any Australia Post location
- by mailing a cheque or money order to:
Infringement Payment Centre
GPO Box R1290
Perth WA 6844
PAYEE: Infringement Payment Centre
- online using Visa or Mastercard (you will need the reference number on the bottom left of your infringement notice):
Pay a traffic infringement notice
View infringement images/video
Note: online payment is not available for on the spot, hand written police fines - payment details are on the notice.
Final demand
A final demand notice with additional costs is issued if you haven’t paid your original traffic infringement notice by the payment due date.
If the final demand is not paid within another 28 days, your infringement will be recorded by the Fines Enforcement Registry which will incur additional costs. Payment can be made:
- in person at any Australia Post location
- by mailing a cheque or money order to:
Commissioner of Police
Payments Processing
2 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth WA 6004
- online using Visa or Mastercard (you will need the reference number on the bottom left of your final demand):
Not the driver at the time of the offence?
Show moreIf you were not the driver of the vehicle or the vehicle was sold prior to the time of offence, you are responsible for nominating the correct person.
You have 28 days from the issue date of the infringement notice to supply the details of the driver or person in charge.
Mail completed driver nomination forms to:
Infringement Services
GPO Box R1290
Perth WA 6844
Contact Infringement Services on (08) 9320 4444 for advice if you are unsure about your obligations.
Privately owned vehicles
Complete the statement Part ‘F' on the infringement notice with their full details (name, date of birth and current address) and include the original infringement notice.
Once received, police will issue a new infringement to the nominated driver.
Business owned vehicles
The responsible person for a business owned vehicle will receive a Notice Requesting Information (NRI) (PDF, 60KB).
An NRI is not an infringement in the first instance but a request to supply details of the driver or person in charge of a vehicle at the time of an alleged offence.
Complete Division 1 ‘Driver or person in charge – known’, with their details (name, date of birth and current address) and include the original NRI.
Complete Division 2 if the vehicle was stolen at the time of offence or Division 3 if the driver is unknown.
More information and enquiries
Show moreVisit the Road Safety Commission website to learn more about the road rules and penalties for traffic offences.
Complete the traffic infringement form for any general infringement questions or the traffic enquiry form for general traffic questions not covered on this page.
