Request a safe speed camera photo

Safe speed cameras detect speeding vehicles or running of red lights and an infringement notice is sent to the owner of the vehicle. 

If you receive an infringement notice and you want to find out who was driving, you can request a photo. Static (fixed) and mobile safe speed cameras are designed to photograph vehicles, not drivers. It is the vehicle owner's responsibility to identify who was driving at the time of the offence. 

Safe speed camera photo requests are free and cannot be actioned over the phone.

About Infringement Services

The role of the Police Infringement Bureau is to assist the public with fair and accurate processing of infringement notices.

Police issue infringement notices in response to offending that is in breach of the law, such as speeding (these notices are often called speeding tickets or speeding fines), not wearing a seat belt or using a mobile phone while driving. A set infringement fee is imposed as a standard penalty and is written on the notice with a date when payment is due.

Court Hearing request form

Only the person named on the notice or an authorised representative of a company or incorporated body can request a Court Hearing.

Police cannot action a Court Hearing request for any notice that has either been paid or transferred to the Fines Collection Unit of the Ministry of Justice. The option of payment to the Police is no longer available once a Court Hearing has been processed.

Infringement Ticket Process

The police process of issuing infringement notices has changed. Now when stopped by an officer your driver and vehicle details will be verified by the officer through their Iphone. A conversation at the roadside with be held and if an infringement notice is to be issued the officer will advise you of this at this time. The infringement notice will not be handed to you it will be posted to the address that you have provided the next business day. Infringement fees are payable within 28 days from the issue of the original notice.