Victoria
Appeal Your VIC Speeding Fine
Our AI analyses your Victoria speeding fine against real appeal grounds — camera calibration issues, signage problems, mistaken identity — and writes a professional appeal letter in minutes.
Key Facts About VIC Speeding Fines
- Fines range from $227 (1-10 km/h over) to $816 (45+ km/h over)
- VIC uses 25/35/45 km/h speed brackets (different from NSW)
- Internal review under Section 22, Infringements Act 2006
- School zone penalties apply 8-9:30am and 2:30-4pm on school days
- Can elect court hearing if internal review denied
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I appeal a speed camera fine?
Yes. Speed camera fines can be appealed on grounds including camera calibration accuracy, signage issues, and not being the driver. Our AI analyses your specific situation and recommends the strongest grounds.
Will I lose my demerit points if the appeal succeeds?
Yes. If your speeding fine is withdrawn on appeal, the associated demerit points are also removed from your record.
What if I was only slightly over the speed limit?
Low range speeding (1-10 km/h over) often has the best appeal prospects, especially for drivers with clean records. NSW has an automatic caution system for those with 10+ years clean record.