Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Regulations 2012
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Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Regulations 2012
(SR 2012/111)
Rt Hon Dame Sian Elias, Administrator of the Government
Order in Council
At Wellington this 5th day of June 2012
Present:
Her Excellency the Administrator of the Government in Council
Note
The Parliamentary Counsel Office has made editorial and format changes to this version using the powers under subpart 2 of Part 3 of the Legislation Act 2019.
Note 4 at the end of this version provides a list of the amendments included in it.
These regulations are administered by the Ministry of Transport.
Pursuant to section 167 of the Land Transport Act 1998, Her Excellency the Administrator of the Government, acting on the advice and with the consent of the Executive Council, makes the following regulations.
Regulations
1 Title
These regulations are the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Regulations 2012.
2 Commencement
These regulations come into force on 1 August 2012.
3 Infringement offences
An infringement notice in respect of an infringement offence, other than a public transport service offence, a moving vehicle offence, a special vehicle lane offence, an overloading offence, a toll offence, or a stationary vehicle offence, must be in the form set out in Schedule 1.
Regulation 3: amended, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 4 of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
3A Public transport service offences
(1)
An infringement notice for a public transport service offence must be in the form set out in Schedule 1A.
(2)
In these regulations, public transport service offence means an offence against section 79M(2) of the Land Transport Act 1998.
Regulation 3A: inserted, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 5 of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
4 Moving vehicle offences
An infringement notice for a moving vehicle offence must be in the form set out in Schedule 2.
5 Special vehicle lane offences
(1)
An infringement notice for a special vehicle lane offence that is served by delivering it, or a copy of it, personally to the person who appears to have committed the offence must be in the form set out in Schedule 8.
(2)
An infringement notice for a special vehicle lane offence served otherwise than as described in subclause (1) must be in the form set out in Schedule 2.
6 Overloading offences
An infringement notice for an overloading offence must be in the form set out in Schedule 3.
7 Stationary vehicle offences
An infringement notice for a stationary vehicle offence must be in the form set out in Schedule 4.
8 Toll offences
An infringement notice for a toll offence must be in the form set out in Schedule 6.
9 Reminder notice
(1)
If an infringement notice is issued in a form set out in Schedule 1, 1A, 2, 3, 4, or 8, a reminder notice must be in the form set out in Schedule 5.
(2)
If an infringement notice is issued in the form set out in Schedule 6, a reminder notice must be in the form set out in Schedule 7.
Regulation 9(1): amended, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 6 of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
10 Revocation
The Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Regulations 1998 (SR 1998/447) are revoked.
Schedule 1 Infringement notice
Form Infringement notice
Notice No:
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
To user of vehicle
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Occupation:
Date of birth:
Driver licence No:
Sex:
Telephone No:
Alleged infringement offence(s) details
Date:
Time:
Day of week:
Vehicle type:
Vehicle make:
Reg. No:
TSL No:
Road/Street:
Locality:
| Offence No | Offence | Infringement fee payable ($) |
| 1 | ||
| 2 | ||
| 3 |
Details of drug offence (if applicable)
Alleged qualifying drug 1: [specify]
Alleged qualifying drug 2: [specify]
Details of speeding offence (if applicable)
Speed limit: [specify] km/h
Alleged speed: [specify] km/h
Limit exceeded by: [specify] km/h
| If speed limit fixed exceeded by: |
Not more than 10 km/h |
More than 10 km/h but not more than 20 km/h |
More than 20 km/h but not more than 30 km/h |
More than 30 km/h but not more than 35 km/h |
More than 35 km/h |
||||
| Demerit points to be recorded: |
10 | 20 | 35 | 40 | 50 | ||||
Payment of infringement fee(s)
The infringement fee(s) is/are payable within 28 days after: [Earliest date notice attached to vehicle, delivered personally, posted, or sent by electronic means]
Procedures for payment of penalty
[Payment verification stamp]
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee(s) (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defences
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to an alleged offence if the infringement fee (including any towage fees) is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
3A
If the offence alleged against you is a drug driving offence (involving a blood test) against section 57A(2), 57B(2), or 57C(2) of the Land Transport Act 1998, you may have a defence if you have consumed the relevant qualifying drug(s) in accordance with a valid medical prescription (see section 64(1A) of that Act). If the offence alleged against you is a drug driving offence (involving an oral fluid test) against section 57A(3), 57B(3), or 57C(3) or (4) of the Land Transport Act 1998, you may have a defence if you have a valid medical prescription for the relevant qualifying drug(s) (see section 64(1AB) of that Act).
Note: Demerit points apply to a range of traffic offences. If the offence alleged against you is an offence to which demerit points apply, they will be recorded against you upon payment of the infringement fee (or upon conviction for the offence). However, demerit points take effect from the date the offence was committed. If 2 or more offences arising out of the same set of circumstances are committed, demerit points will be recorded in respect of the offence carrying the highest number.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of an alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Note: If the offence alleged against you is an offence against section 10(2) of the Road User Charges Act 2012, you should not make written submissions as to penalty because the penalty for the offence is fixed and may not be reduced by the court.
Each offence identified by a number is a separate infringement offence. You may decide what to do in respect of each alleged offence individually, and may act in the same way in respect of all alleged offences or in different ways in respect of different alleged offences.
If it is not clear which alleged offence any payment relates to, your payment may be treated as relating to the alleged offences in the order in which they are set out on this notice.
Note: If you wish to raise a defence to an alleged drug driving offence against section 57A(2) or (3), 57B(2) or (3), or 57C(2), (3), or (4) of the Land Transport Act 1998, you can find more information by visiting the Infringement Services page on the New Zealand Police Internet site or by contacting the Police Infringement Bureau.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within the 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice will be sent to you. Please note that in some circumstances if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the vehicle registration number (if shown on this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 1: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 65(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 1: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 65(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 1: amended, on 11 March 2023, by regulation 4(1) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SL 2023/20).
Schedule 1: amended, on 11 March 2023, by regulation 4(2) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SL 2023/20).
Schedule 1: amended, on 11 March 2023, by regulation 4(3) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SL 2023/20).
Schedule 1: amended, on 11 March 2023, by regulation 4(4) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SL 2023/20).
Schedule 1A Public transport service offence infringement notice
Schedule 1A: inserted, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 7 of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
Form Public transport service offence infringement notice
Notice No:
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
To:
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Occupation:
Date of birth:
Sex:
Telephone number:
Alleged infringement offence(s) details
Date:
Time:
Day of week:
Service number:
Service operator:
Locality:
| Offence No | Offence | Infringement fee payable ($) |
| 1 | ||
| 2 | ||
| 3 |
Payment of infringement fee(s)
The infringement fee(s) is/are payable within 28 days after: [Earliest date notice delivered personally or posted, or sent by electronic means]
Procedures for payment of penalty
[Payment verification stamp]
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee(s) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to an alleged offence if the infringement fee is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of an alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter, you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Each offence identified by a number is a separate infringement offence. You may decide what to do in respect of each alleged offence individually, and may act in the same way in respect of all alleged offences or in different ways in respect of different alleged offences.
If it is not clear which alleged offence any payment relates to, your payment may be treated as relating to the alleged offences in the order in which they are set out on this notice.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee within the 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice will be sent to you. Please note that in some circumstances if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence and your address for replies.
Schedule 1A: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 66(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 1A: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 66(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2 Moving vehicle offence or special vehicle lane offence infringement notice
Form Moving vehicle offence or special vehicle lane offence infringement notice
Notice No:
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
ICN:
To
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Date of birth:
Full address:
Electronic address:
Sex:
Occupation:
Driver licence No:
Telephone No:
Alleged infringement offence details
Date:
Time:
Day of week:
Vehicle type:
Vehicle make:
Reg No:
TSL No:
Road/Street:
Locality:
Site reference number (location):
Offence:
The infringement fee payable is: $[amount]
This infringement fee is payable within 28 days after: [Earliest date notice delivered personally posted, or sent by electronic means]
Details of speeding offence (if applicable)
Speed limit (or average weighted speed limit, if applicable): [specify] km/h
Alleged speed (or alleged average speed, if applicable): [specify] km/h
Limit (or average weighted speed limit, if applicable) exceeded by: [specify] km/h
Procedures for payment of penalty
[Payment verification stamp]
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to the alleged offence if the infringement fee (including any towage fees) is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of the alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and the time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Information about moving vehicle offences and special vehicle lane offences
5
Section 133 of the Land Transport Act 1998 provides that proceedings for a moving vehicle offence or a special vehicle lane offence may be taken against 1 or more of the following persons:
(a)
the person who allegedly committed the offence:
(b)
the person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was registered under section 18 of the Transport (Vehicle and Driver Registration and Licensing) Act 1986 or Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of the vehicle involved in the offence:
(c)
a person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle involved in the offence (whether jointly with any other person or not),—
whether or not, if item (b) or (c) applies, the person is an individual or was the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time the alleged offence was committed.
6
Where proceedings in respect of a moving vehicle offence or a special vehicle lane offence are taken against you not as the person who allegedly committed the offence but as a person referred to in paragraph 5(b) or (c), the acts or omissions of the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence are presumed to be your acts or omissions unless you establish the defence described in paragraph 8.
Defences relating to moving vehicle offences and special vehicle lane offences
7
You have a defence if another person has, by virtue of an order under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 or the Summary Proceedings Act 1957, become liable to pay a fine or costs, or both, in respect of the offence.
8
Where the acts or omissions of another person are presumed to be yours (as set out in paragraph 6), you may have a complete defence (in addition to those indicated in paragraphs 2 and 7) to any proceedings against you for the moving vehicle offence or the special vehicle lane offence if you prove that,—
(a)
at the time the alleged offence was committed,—
(i)
you were not lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle (either jointly with any other person or as an individual); or
(ii)
another person was driving the vehicle; and
(b)
you advised the enforcement authority in writing of this immediately after becoming aware of the alleged offence; and
(c)
you gave to the enforcement authority a statutory declaration—
(i)
identifying the driver, by giving the full name and full address of the driver and any other identifying particulars, so far as they are within your knowledge, such as the driver’s date of birth, occupation, electronic address, and telephone number; or
(ii)
establishing that you could not identify the driver, after taking all reasonable steps to do so.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice will be sent to you. Please note that in some circumstances if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the vehicle registration number (if shown on this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 2: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 67(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 67(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 67(3)(a) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 67(3)(b) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 67(3)(c) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 67(4) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 2: amended, on 4 October 2013, by regulation 3(2) of the Criminal Procedure (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2013 (SR 2013/409).
Schedule 3 Overloading offence infringement notice
Form Overloading offence infringement notice
Notice No:
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
To heavy motor vehicle user
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Date of birth:
Driver licence No:
Sex:
Occupation:
Telephone No:
Alleged overloading infringement offence(s) details
Date:
Time:
Day of week:
Road/Street:
Locality:
Vehicle type 1:
Vehicle make:
Reg No 1:
TSL No:
Vehicle type 2:
Reg No 2:
Vehicle type 3:
Reg No 3:
Vehicle type 4:
Reg No 4:
Vehicle type 5:
Reg No 5:
Offence number 1
Offence: Exceeding permitted weight limit
Weight limit: [specify] kg
Weight measured: [specify] kg
Limit exceeded by: [specify] kg
Infringement fee payable: $[amount]
Offence number 2
Offence: Exceeding permitted weight limit
Weight limit: [specify] kg
Weight measured: [specify] kg
Limit exceeded by: [specify] kg
Infringement fee payable: $[amount]
Offence number 3
Offence: Exceeding permitted weight limit
Weight limit: [specify] kg
Weight measured: [specify] kg
Limit exceeded by: [specify] kg
Infringement fee payable: $[amount]
Payment of overloading infringement fee(s)
The infringement fee(s) is/are payable within 28 days after: [Earliest date notice attached to vehicle, delivered personally, posted, or sent by electronic means]
Procedures for payment of penalty
[Payment verification stamp]
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee(s) (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to the alleged offence if the infringement fee (including any towage fees) is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of the alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and the time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Note: You should not make written submissions as to the penalty, because the penalty for the offence is fixed and may not be reduced by the court.
Each offence identified by a number is a separate infringement offence. You may decide what to do in respect of each alleged offence individually, and may act the same way in respect of all alleged offences or in different ways in respect of different alleged offences.
If it is not clear which alleged offence any payment relates to, your payment may be treated as relating to the alleged offences in the order in which they are set out on this notice.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice will be sent to you. Please note that in some circumstances if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the vehicle registration number (if shown on this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 3: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 68(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 3: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 68(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 4 Stationary vehicle offence infringement notice
Form Stationary vehicle offence infringement notice
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
To: the user or person entitled to possession of, or the person registered under Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of, the vehicle described below
The infringement fee is payable within 28 days after the service of this notice.
Notice No:
Registration No:
TSL No:
Type:
Make:
Date:
Day:
Time:
Officer:
Street:
Suburb:
Locality:
Side of street:
Distance from sign:
Restriction:
Meter No/Park No*:
From:
To:
Offence:
Infringement fee: $[amount]
Towage fee (including GST): $[amount]
Total fee payable: $[amount]
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
| *If applicable, select one. |
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings related to the alleged offence if the infringement fee (including any towage fees) is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of the alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but wish to have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Information for owner of vehicle (or registered person): presumed actions and defence
5
If you are the owner of the vehicle involved in the alleged offence or if you are registered in respect of the vehicle (whether or not you were the driver, person in charge, or user of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence), proceedings may be taken against you. In those proceedings, the actions of the person who allegedly committed the offence are presumed to be your actions, but you can establish a defence by proving, for example, that the alleged offence was committed by someone other than yourself. See section 133A of the Land Transport Act 1998.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and do not pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice may be sent to you. Please note that, in some circumstances, if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the vehicle registration number (if shown on this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 4: amended, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 8(1) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
Schedule 4: amended, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 8(2) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
Schedule 5 Reminder notice in respect of infringement offence
Form Reminder notice in respect of infringement offence
Notice No:
CR No:
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
ICN:
To defendant
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Date of birth:
Sex:
Occupation:
Driver licence No:
Telephone No:
The enforcement authority shown above alleges that you committed an infringement offence on [date] at [time] at [place] in that you [details of the offence, including the vehicle registration number of any vehicle used in the offence].
This is an offence against [specify enactment and provision applicable.]
[In the case of a speeding offence, set out the applicable speed limit (or the average weighted speed limit, if applicable) and the speed (or the average speed, if applicable) at which the driver was travelling at the time of the offence.]
[In the case of an infringement offence (other than a speeding offence) in respect of which a scale of infringement fees is prescribed depending on the extent of the offence, here set out the extent of the infringement offence alleged.]
Being:
*1AA
A public transport service offence
*1
A moving vehicle infringement offence
*2
A special vehicle lane offence
*3
An overloading infringement offence
*4
A stationary vehicle infringement offence
*5
Any offence (other than those listed above or a toll offence) specified in Schedule 1 of the Land Transport (Offences and Penalties) Regulations 1999
*6
Any other offence specified as an infringement offence against the Land Transport Act 1998
*7
An offence against section 10(2) of the Road User Charges Act 2012
| *Specify. |
Infringement notice issued by: [name or number, if any, of officer who issued notice]
Penalty for offence
Infringement fee/amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid (excluding towage fee): $[amount]
Towage fee: $[amount]
Other: $[amount]
Total payable: $[amount]
Demerit points:
Other penalties:
You must pay the infringement fee within 28 days after the service of this notice. The last date for payment is [date].
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
Service details
(To be provided for filing in court)
Infringement notice served by attaching to vehicle/personal service/prepaid post/electronically (if permitted)*.
| *Select one. |
Reminder notice served by personal service/prepaid post/electronically (if permitted)* at [full address at which the reminder notice was served].
| *Select one. |
Court record
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
The type of infringement offence that you are alleged to have committed appears on the front of this form.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee or the amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to the alleged offence if you can show the infringement fee or the amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid (including any towage fees) has been paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on the front of this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Note: Demerit points apply to a range of traffic offences. If the offence alleged against you is an offence to which demerit points apply they will be recorded against you upon payment of the infringement fee (or upon conviction for the offence). However, demerit points take effect from the date the offence was committed. If 2 or more offences arising out of the same set of circumstances are committed, demerit points will be recorded in respect of the offence carrying the highest number.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of the alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Note: If the offence alleged against you is an overloading offence or an offence against section 10(2) of the Road User Charges Act 2012, you should not make written submissions as to penalty because the penalty for the offence is fixed and may not be reduced by the court.
Information about moving vehicle offences and special vehicle lane offences
5
Section 133 of the Land Transport Act 1998 provides that proceedings for a moving vehicle offence or a special vehicle lane offence may be taken against 1 or more of the following persons:
(a)
the person who allegedly committed the offence:
(b)
the person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was registered under section 18 of the Transport (Vehicle and Driver Registration and Licensing) Act 1986 or Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of the vehicle involved in the offence:
(c)
a person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle involved in the offence (whether jointly with any other person or not),—
whether or not, if item (b) or (c) applies, the person is an individual or was the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time the alleged offence was committed.
6
Where proceedings in respect of a moving vehicle offence or a special vehicle lane offence are taken against you not as the person who allegedly committed the offence but as a person referred to in paragraph 5(b) or (c), the acts or omissions of the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence are presumed to be your acts or omissions unless you establish the defence described in paragraph 8.
Defences relating to moving vehicle offences and special vehicle lane offences
7
You have a defence if another person has, by virtue of an order under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 or the Summary Proceedings Act 1957, become liable to pay a fine or costs, or both, in respect of the offence.
8
Where the acts or omissions of another person are presumed to be yours (as set out in paragraph 6) you may have a complete defence (in addition to those indicated in paragraphs 2 and 7) to any proceedings against you for the moving vehicle offence or the special vehicle lane offence if you prove that,—
(a)
at the time the alleged offence was committed,—
(i)
you were not lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle (either jointly with another person or as an individual); or
(ii)
another person was driving the vehicle; and
(b)
you advised the enforcement authority in writing of this immediately after becoming aware of the alleged offence; and
(c)
you gave to the enforcement authority a statutory declaration—
(i)
identifying the driver, by giving the full name and full address of the driver and any other identifying particulars, so far as they are within your knowledge, such as the driver’s date of birth, occupation, electronic address, and telephone number; or
(ii)
establishing that you could not identify the driver, after taking all reasonable steps to do so.
Information relating to stationary vehicle offences
9
Section 133A of the Land Transport Act 1998 provides that proceedings for a stationary vehicle offence may be taken against 1 or more of the following persons (whether or not, if item (b) or (c) applies, the person is an individual or was the driver, person in charge, or user of the vehicle at the time the alleged offence was committed):
(a)
the person who allegedly committed the offence:
(b)
the person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was registered under section 18 of the Transport (Vehicle and Driver Registration and Licensing) Act 1986 or Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of the vehicle involved in the offence:
(c)
the person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle involved in the offence (whether jointly with any other person or not).
10
Where proceedings in respect of a stationary vehicle offence are taken against you not as the person who allegedly committed the offence but as a person referred to in paragraph 9(b) or (c), the acts or omissions of the driver, person in charge or user of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence are presumed to be your acts or omissions unless you establish the defence described below in paragraph 12.
Defences relating to stationary vehicle offences
11
You have a defence if you prove another person has, by virtue of an order under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 or the Summary Proceedings Act 1957, become liable to pay a fine or costs, or both, in respect of the offence.
12
Where the acts or omissions of another person are presumed to be yours (as set out in paragraph 10), you may have a complete defence (in addition to those indicated in paragraphs 2 and 11) to any proceedings against you for the stationary vehicle offence if you prove that,—
(a)
at the time the alleged offence was committed,—
(i)
you were not lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle (either jointly with any other person or as an individual); or
(ii)
another person was unlawfully in charge of the vehicle; and
(b)
you advised the enforcement authority in writing of this as soon as practicable after becoming aware of the alleged offence; and
(c)
you gave the enforcement authority a statutory declaration—
(i)
identifying another person who was, at the time of the alleged offence, lawfully entitled to possession, or was unlawfully in charge of the vehicle, by providing the full name and full address and any other identifying particulars of the other person that you know, for example, the other person’s date of birth, occupation, electronic address, and telephone number; or
(ii)
establishing that you could not identify the other person after taking all reasonable steps to do so.
Defence relating to public transport service offences
13
You have a defence if you made reasonable attempts to pay the fare and there were no available means of paying.
Defences relating to drug driving offences
14
If the offence alleged against you is a drug driving offence (involving a blood test) against section 57A(2), 57B(2), or 57C(2) of the Land Transport Act 1998, you may have a defence if you have consumed the relevant qualifying drug(s) in accordance with a valid medical prescription (see section 64(1A) of that Act). If the offence alleged against you is a drug driving offence (involving an oral fluid test) against section 57A(3), 57B(3), or 57C(3) or (4) of the Land Transport Act 1998, you may have a defence if you have a valid medical prescription for the relevant qualifying drug(s) (see section 64(1AB) of that Act).
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee or the amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, you will become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on the front of this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the reminder notice number, the vehicle registration number (if shown on the front of this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 5: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 69(1)(a) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 5: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 69(1)(b) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 5: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 69(1)(c) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 5: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 69(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 5: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 69(3) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 5: amended, on 11 March 2023, by regulation 5 of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SL 2023/20).
Schedule 5: amended, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 9(1) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
Schedule 5: amended, on 18 June 2018, by regulation 9(2) of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70).
Schedule 5: amended, on 4 October 2013, by regulation 3(2) of the Criminal Procedure (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2013 (SR 2013/409).
Schedule 6 Toll offence infringement notice
Form Toll offence infringement notice
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
Infringement notice No:
Issue date:
To driver of vehicle/registered person of the vehicle*
| *Select one. |
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Date of birth:
Driver licence No:
Sex:
Occupation:
Telephone No:
The enforcement authority shown above alleges that you committed an infringement offence on [specify date and time of offence] at [name of toll road] in that you, being—
(a)
the driver of the vehicle described in this notice, failed to pay the prescribed toll; or
(b)
the person registered under Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of the vehicle (the registered person) at the time that the driver failed to pay the toll, also failed to pay the toll and did not, within 28 days after being notified of the non-payment of the toll, supply to the toll operator, in a sworn statement in writing or a statutory declaration,—
(i)
the name and address (or electronic address) of the driver of the vehicle at the time of the offence, or any other particulars within your knowledge that may have led to the identification of the person who was in charge or control of the vehicle at the relevant time; or
(ii)
a statement that the vehicle was a stolen vehicle at the relevant time.
Alleged infringement offence details
Registered person of the vehicle/Driver of vehicle*
| *Select one. |
Date of offence:
Time:
Day of week:
Vehicle type:
Vehicle make:
Reg No:
Toll road: [name of toll road]
Location:
Offence:
Infringement fee payable: $[amount]
Enforcement officer:
Procedures for payment of infringement fee
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
The infringement fee is payable within 28 days after: [Earliest date notice delivered personally or posted]
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Information about toll offences
1
Section 54(1) of the Land Transport Management Act 2003 provides that a person commits an offence if the person, without reasonable excuse, refuses or fails to pay a toll payable by that person. Section 52 of that Act provides that the driver of the vehicle is liable for payment of the toll when the motor vehicle reaches the toll payment point and, if the driver fails to pay the toll to the toll operator, the registered person in respect of the motor vehicle is liable for payment unless they give a sworn statement in writing or a statutory declaration of the nature set out in this notice.
Payment
2
If you pay the infringement fee within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
3
You will have a complete defence against any proceedings relating to the alleged offence if the infringement fee is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
4
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
5
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of the alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee within 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice will be sent to you. Please note that in some circumstances if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the vehicle registration number (if shown on this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 6: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 70(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 6: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 70(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 7 Toll offence infringement reminder notice
Form Toll offence infringement reminder notice
Toll road: [name of toll road]
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
Reminder notice No:
Issue date:
To defendant
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Date of birth:
Driver licence No:
Sex:
Occupation:
Telephone No:
Vehicle type:
Vehicle make:
Reg No:
The enforcement authority shown above alleges that you committed an infringement offence on [specify date and time of offence] at [name of toll road] in that you, being—
(a)
the driver of the vehicle described in this notice, failed to pay the prescribed toll; or
(b)
the person registered under Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of the vehicle (the registered person) at the time that the driver failed to pay the toll, also failed to pay the toll and did not, within 28 days after being notified of the non-payment of the toll, supply to the toll operator, in a sworn statement in writing or a statutory declaration,—
(i)
the name and address (or electronic address) of the driver of the vehicle at the time of the offence, or any other particulars within your knowledge that may have led to the identification of the person who was in charge or control of the vehicle at the relevant time; or
(ii)
a statement that the vehicle was a stolen vehicle at the relevant time.
Infringement offence details
Infringement notice No:
Infringement date:
Infringement time:
Infringement notice issued by:
Service details
[To be provided for filing in court]
Infringement notice served by personal service/prepaid post/electronically (if permitted)* on: [date of service of infringement notice]
Reminder notice served by prepaid post/electronically (if permitted)* on: [date of service of reminder notice]
At: [address]
*Select one.
Infringement fee
The infringement fee for this offence is: $[amount]
Amount of infringement fee unpaid: $[amount]
Total payable: $[amount]
Procedure for payment of infringement fee
[Specify method(s) of payment.]
You must pay the infringement fee within 28 days after the service of this notice. The last date for payment is [date].
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Information about toll offences
1
Section 54(1) of the Land Transport Management Act 2003 provides that a person commits an offence if the person, without reasonable excuse, refuses or fails to pay a toll payable by that person. Section 52 of that Act provides that the driver of the vehicle is liable for payment of the toll when the motor vehicle reaches the toll payment point and, if the driver fails to pay the toll to the toll operator, the registered person in respect of the motor vehicle is liable for payment unless they give a sworn statement in writing or a statutory declaration of the nature set out on the front of this notice.
Payment
2
If you pay the infringement fee or the amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defences
3
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to the alleged offence if you can show the infringement fee or the amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid has been paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on the front page of this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
4
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
5
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of the alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee or the amount of the infringement fee remaining unpaid within 28 days after the service of this notice, you will become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on the front of this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the reminder notice number, the vehicle registration number (if shown on the front of this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 7: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 71(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 7: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 71(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 8 Special vehicle lane offence infringement notice
Form Special vehicle lane offence infringement notice
Notice No:
Enforcement authority:
Address for correspondence and payment:
To user of vehicle
Full name: [first name(s), family name]
Full address:
Electronic address:
Occupation:
Date of birth:
Driver licence No:
Sex:
Telephone No:
Alleged infringement offence(s) details
Date:
Time:
Day of week:
Vehicle type:
Vehicle make:
Reg No:
TSL No:
Road/Street:
Locality:
| Offence No | Offence | Infringement fee payable ($) |
| 1 | ||
| 2 | ||
| 3 |
Payment of infringement fee(s)
The infringement fee(s) is/are payable within 28 days after: [Date notice delivered personally]
Procedures for payment of penalty
[Payment verification stamp]
[Specify method(s) of payment]
Information
If there is anything in these notes you do not understand, you should consult a lawyer.
Payment
1
If you pay the infringement fee(s) (including any towage fees) within 28 days after the service of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken against you.
Defence
2
You will have a complete defence against proceedings relating to an alleged offence if the infringement fee (including any towage fees) is paid to the enforcement authority and received at the address shown on this notice within 28 days after the service of this notice.
3
Late payment, or payment made to any other address, will not constitute a defence to proceedings in respect of the alleged offence.
Further action
4
You must write to the enforcement authority if you wish to do any of the following things:
(a)
raise a matter concerning the circumstances of an alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or
(b)
deny liability for the alleged offence and request a court hearing; or
(c)
admit liability for the offence, but have the court consider submissions as to penalty or otherwise. In your letter you must request a hearing, admit liability in respect of the offence, and set out the submissions that you would like the court to consider.
You must ensure that your request is received on or before the last day for payment.
If you deny liability and request a court hearing, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the alleged offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.
If you admit liability but wish to have the court consider submissions, the enforcement authority will then, if it decides to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, file your letter with the court. You are not entitled to make oral submissions to the court.
If the court finds you guilty or you make submissions, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.
Each offence identified by a number is a separate infringement offence. You may decide what to do in respect of each alleged offence individually, and may act in the same way in respect of all alleged offences or in different ways in respect of different alleged offences.
If it is not clear which alleged offence any payment relates to, your payment may be treated as relating to the alleged offences in the order in which they are set out on this notice.
Information about special vehicle lane offences
5
Section 133 of the Land Transport Act 1998 provides that proceedings for a special vehicle lane offence may be taken against 1 or more of the following persons:
(a)
the person who allegedly committed the offence:
(b)
the person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was registered under section 18 of the Transport (Vehicle and Driver Registration and Licensing) Act 1986 or Part 17 of the Land Transport Act 1998 in respect of the vehicle involved in the offence:
(c)
a person who, at the time of the alleged offence, was lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle involved in the offence (whether jointly with any other person or not),—
whether or not, if item (b) or (c) applies, the person is an individual or was the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time the alleged offence was committed.
6
Where proceedings in respect of a special vehicle lane offence are taken against you not as the person who allegedly committed the offence but as a person referred to in paragraph 5(b) or (c), the acts or omissions of the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence are presumed to be your acts or omissions unless you establish the defence described in paragraph 8.
Defences relating to special vehicle lane offences
7
You have a defence if another person has, by virtue of an order under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 or the Summary Proceedings Act 1957, become liable to pay a fine or costs, or both, in respect of the offence.
8
Where the acts or omissions of another person are presumed to be yours (as set out in paragraph 6), you may have a complete defence (in addition to those indicated in paragraphs 2 and 7) to any proceedings against you for the special vehicle lane offence if you prove that—
(a)
at the time the alleged offence was committed,—
(i)
you were not lawfully entitled to possession of the vehicle (either jointly with another person or as an individual); or
(ii)
another person was driving the vehicle; and
(b)
you advised the enforcement authority in writing of this immediately after becoming aware of the alleged offence; and
(c)
you gave to the enforcement authority a statutory declaration—
(i)
identifying the driver, by giving the full name and full address of the driver and any other identifying particulars, so far as they are within your knowledge, such as the driver’s date of birth, occupation, electronic address, and telephone number; or
(ii)
establishing that you could not identify the driver, after taking all reasonable steps to do so.
Next steps
If you do not request a hearing and you do not pay the infringement fee (including any towage fees) within the 28 days after the service of this notice, a reminder notice will be sent to you. Please note that in some circumstances if you do not receive a reminder notice you may still become liable to pay a fine and court costs.
Note: All payments, queries, and correspondence regarding this infringement notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown on this notice. When writing, please include the date of the alleged infringement offence, the vehicle registration number (if shown on this form), and your address for replies.
Schedule 8: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 72(1) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 8: amended, on 1 March 2024, by section 72(2) of the Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62).
Schedule 8: amended, on 4 October 2013, by regulation 3(2) of the Criminal Procedure (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2013 (SR 2013/409).
Rebecca Kitteridge,
Clerk of the Executive Council.
Date of notification in Gazette: 7 June 2012.
Notes
1 General
This is a consolidation of the Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Regulations 2012 that incorporates the amendments made to the legislation so that it shows the law as at its stated date.
2 Legal status
A consolidation is taken to correctly state, as at its stated date, the law enacted or made by the legislation consolidated and by the amendments. This presumption applies unless the contrary is shown.
Section 78 of the Legislation Act 2019 provides that this consolidation, published as an electronic version, is an official version. A printed version of legislation that is produced directly from this official electronic version is also an official version.
3 Editorial and format changes
The Parliamentary Counsel Office makes editorial and format changes to consolidations using the powers under subpart 2 of Part 3 of the Legislation Act 2019. See also PCO editorial conventions for consolidations.
4 Amendments incorporated in this consolidation
Land Transport (Road Safety) Amendment Act 2023 (2023 No 62): Part 3 subpart 2
Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SL 2023/20)
Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Amendment Regulations 2018 (LI 2018/70)
Criminal Procedure (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2013 (SR 2013/409): regulation 3(2)
Versions
Land Transport (Infringement and Reminder Notices) Regulations 2012
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