Speeding Fines and Demerit Points by State (2026-27)

$100–$394 on-the-spot fine, lowest to highest state

Each state's lowest speeding band: ACT highest, WA lowest

8 official offence schedules · verified between 17 July and 23 September 2026

The same speed, priced in every state

Fine and demerit points at the same km/h over the limit, full licence, first offence
State5 km/h over12 km/h over18 km/h over27 km/h over33 km/h over42 km/h over50 km/h over
NSW$149
1 pts
$345
3 pts
$345
3 pts
$592
4 pts
$1,133
5 pts + licence action
$1,133
5 pts + licence action
$3,054
6 pts + licence action
VIC$261
1 pts
$418
3 pts
$418
3 pts
$575
0 pts + licence action
$680
0 pts + licence action
$889
0 pts + licence action
$1,046
0 pts + licence action
QLD$345
1 pts
$518
3 pts
$518
3 pts
$777
4 pts
$1,295
6 pts
$1,986
8 pts + licence action
$1,986
8 pts + licence action
WA$100
0 pts
$200
2 pts
$200
2 pts
$400
3 pts
$800
6 pts
$1,200
7 pts
$1,200
7 pts
SA$215
2 pts
$484
3 pts
$484
3 pts
$987
5 pts
$1,793
7 pts
$1,793
7 pts
$2,018
9 pts + licence action
TAS$106.50
2 pts
$159.75
2 pts
$213
3 pts
$372.75
3 pts
$639
5 pts
$905.25
6 pts + licence action
$1,224.75
6 pts + licence action
ACT$394
1 pts
$394
1 pts
$563
3 pts
$563
3 pts
$750
4 pts
$750
4 pts
$1,891
6 pts
NT$150
1 pts
$150
1 pts
$300
3 pts
$300
3 pts
$600
4 pts
$600
4 pts
$1,000
6 pts
Each speed falls inside one band in every state (none sits on a band edge). "Licence action" means the band also carries a suspension or disqualification; see the state row below.

Every speeding penalty, state by state

Speeding: all bands in all 8 jurisdictions, 2026-27
OffencePointsFineLicence consequence
New South Wales
Speeding by 10 km/h or less1$149—
Speeding by 10–20 km/h3$345—
Speeding by 20–30 km/h4$592—
Speeding by 30–45 km/h5$1,133On court conviction: minimum 3 months disqualification (court maximum fine $2,200) - official speeding offences page, effective wording as of 1 July 2020
Speeding by more than 45 km/h6$3,054Minimum 6 months disqualification (court maximum fine $3,300 light vehicles / $5,500 heavy vehicles) - official speeding offences page
Victoria
Speeding by less than 10 km/h1$261—
Speeding by 10–24 km/h3$418—
Speeding by 25–29 km/h0$5753 months automatic
Speeding by 30–34 km/h0$6803 months automatic
Speeding by 35–39 km/h0$7846 months automatic
Speeding by 40–44 km/h0$8896 months automatic
Speeding by 45 km/h or more0$1,04612 months automatic
Speeding by 20–24 km/h in a 110 km/h zone0$4183 months automatic
Queensland
Speeding by less than 11 km/h1$345—
Speeding by 11–20 km/h3$518—
Speeding by 21–30 km/h4$777—
Speeding by 31–40 km/h6$1,295—
Speeding by more than 40 km/h8$1,9866 months (automatic high-speed suspension)
Western Australia
Speeding by up to 9 km/h0$100—
Speeding by 10–19 km/h2$200—
Speeding by 20–29 km/h3$400—
Speeding by 30–40 km/h6$800—
Speeding by more than 40 km/h7$1,200—
South Australia
Speeding by less than 10 km/h2$215—
Speeding by 10–19 km/h3$484—
Speeding by 20–29 km/h5$987—
Speeding by 30–44 km/h7$1,793—
Speeding by 45 km/h or more (excessive speed)9$2,018police may issue an immediate licence disqualification/suspension notice of up to 6 months (Road Traffic Act 1961 s 45B)
Tasmania
Speeding by less than 10 km/h2$106.50—
Speeding by 10–14 km/h2$159.75—
Speeding by 15–22 km/h3$213—
Speeding by 23–29 km/h3$372.75—
Speeding by 30–37 km/h5$639—
Speeding by 38–44 km/h6$905.253 months disqualification
Speeding by 45 km/h or more6$1,224.754 months disqualification
Australian Capital Territory
Speeding by up to 15 km/h1$394—
Speeding by 15–30 km/h3$563—
Speeding by 30–45 km/h4$750—
Speeding by more than 45 km/h6$1,891—
Northern Territory
Speeding by up to 15 km/h1$150—
Speeding by 15–30 km/h3$300—
Speeding by 30–45 km/h4$600—
Speeding by more than 45 km/h6$1,000—

Double demerits

StateTreatment of each state's lowest speeding band
NSWYes — points double during NSW holiday double-demerit periods (fines unchanged)
VICNone — Victoria has no double-demerit scheme
QLDYear-round repeat-offence doubling — a second offence in the same group (phone, seatbelt, helmet, speeding 21+ km/h) within 12 months doubles the points
WAYes — points double during WA holiday double-demerit periods
SANone — SA does not use double demerit points
TASNone — Tasmania has no double-demerit scheme
ACTPoints double during ACT holiday periods
NTNone — the NT has no double-demerit scheme

How close one offence takes you to the limit

Each state's lowest speeding band: points against each state's suspension limit
StatePointsFull-licence limitOffences to reach itLearner and provisional limits
NSW11313P2: 7 points; P1 and learner: 4 points; good-behaviour period: 2 points.
VIC11212Learner, P1, P2 (and overseas licence holders under 22): 5 points in any 12 months.
QLD11212P1, P2 and learner: 4 points in 12 months.
WA012—Learner and first-year provisional: 4 points; second-year provisional: 8 points.
SA2126Learner and provisional: 4 points; probationary: 2 points.
TAS2126Learner and provisional: 4 points in 12 months.
ACT11212Provisional and learner: 4 points; probationary: 2 points.
NT11212Learner and provisional: 5 points in any 12 months.
Full-licence points, first offence, before any double-demerit period. Learners and provisional drivers often face higher points or an automatic suspension for the same offence; see each state's row above.

Frequently asked questions

Which state has the highest speeding fine?
For each state's lowest speeding band, ACT ($394). The lowest is WA ($100).
Which states apply double demerits to speeding offences?
NSW, WA, ACT — see the table above for how each applies them.

Other offences compared

Sources — figures verified between 17 July and 23 September 2026.

Standard first-offence penalties for a full-licence holder from each state's own schedule. Bands are each state's own; a like-for-like comparison uses the same conduct or the same km/h over. Information, not legal advice.