Parking restrictions in the Town of Cambridge are in place to ensure all residents and visitors have equal access to parking.
If you have received a parking infringement you may choose to take one of the following actions:
- Take no action
- Nominate another driver of the vehicle
- Pay the parking infringement
- Appeal the parking infringement
- Take the matter to court
Please note: the Town of Cambridge is currently experiencing an influx of appeals. We are endeavouring to undertake reviews as soon as possible, however please note no secondary review or response will be provided following an appeal review being completed.
The following is advised should you choose to take no action with regard to your parking infringement:
- Payment is required within 28 days from the date of issue of the Infringement Notice.
- After 28 days a Reminder Notice will be issued.
- After a further 28 days a Final Demand Notice will be issued and this will include an agency fee.
- If payment has still not been received the Infringement will be referred to the Fines Enforcement Registry.
*If you have not received a Reminder Notice or a Final Demand Notice please do not assume that you do not have to pay or take any action.
Under s9.13 of the Local Government Act 1995 vehicle owner information may be disclosed from relevant state authorities for the purpose of enforcing the Town of Cambridge's relevant Local Laws.
Nominations can only be accepted by the registered owner of the vehicle, or, if the vehicle is registered in a company name, by a representative of that company.
If you were not the driver of the vehicle at the time the infringement was issued, you have 28 days to nominate the driver by completing a Statutory Declaration(PDF, 45KB) giving the driver's full name and current address.
Details are provided below in order to view and select how you wish to pay a parking infringement:
View Your Infringement
Infringement Payment Methods
| Ways you can appeal an infringement |
| Online |
Appeal Infringement |
| In person |
Town of Cambridge Administration Centre
1 Bold Park Drive, FLOREAT 6014 |
Parking Infringements received from February – July 2025
If you received a parking infringement between 5 February – 4 July 2025 and did not appeal the infringement at the time because you were told user error was not an option for appeal – you may be able to apply for a retrospective appeal due to the recent Council decision to broaden the avenues for appeal of parking infringements to include user error. Click here to read more.
To apply for retrospective appeal please complete the Appeal Infringement form. You will be asked to provide the supporting information required for ‘User Error’ appeals as well as proof of payment of the initial infringement.
Once your form has been completed, the Town will consider your retrospective appeal and be in touch.
Please be patient, the Town is currently experiencing a high volume of appeals. We are endeavouring to undertake reviews as soon as possible.
An infringement notice may be withdrawn in the following circumstances:
- Vehicle breakdown
- Medical emergency
- Stolen vehicle
- User Error
Appeals must be lodged online or in person by completing the parking infringement appeal form, and be supported by the following information.
- Infringement number
- Date of infringement notice
- Vehicle registration number
- Postal address and phone number
- Which of the above appeal avenues applies.
- All relevant supporting documentation, as identified below.
1. Vehicle breakdown
Evidence must be provided to confirm that the vehicle could not be moved at the time of the infringement. This appeal avenue must be supported by the following information:
- A letter from the roadside assistance provider, including the vehicle registration, date, time, and location of the repair, and/or
- A towing invoice, including the vehicle registration, date, time, and location from which the vehicle was towed.
Note: Documentation must be on an official letterhead and include the company's ABN and contact information for verification.
2. Medical emergency
Evidence must be provided to confirm a medical emergency for an occupant of the vehicle at the time of the infringement. This appeal avenue must be supported by the following information:
- An official letter from the hospital or treating medical practitioner confirming an occupant of the vehicle was in a medical emergency at the time the infringement was issued.
3. Stolen vehicle
Evidence must be provided to confirm that the vehicle was stolen at the time of the infringement being issued. This appeal avenue must be supported by the following information:
- A Police Report confirming that the vehicle was reported stolen prior to, or at the time of, the infringement being issued, and/or
- Written communication with WAPOL regarding the recovery or investigation of the stolen vehicle.
Note: Documentation provided must be on an official letterhead and include vehicle registration details for verification.
4a. User Error (Parking terminal)
This relates to a situation where the user incorrectly enters the licence plate number into the parking terminal. This appeal avenue must be supported by the following information:
- A screenshot from a bank or financial institution confirming a payment was made to the Town on the day the infringement was issued; and
- A completed Statutory Declaration stating that a parking session was paid for the relevant location and was current at the time the infringement was issued.
4b. User Error (EasyPark app)
This relates to a situation where the user selects the incorrect vehicle in the EasyPark app. This appeal avenue must be supported by the following information:
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A screenshot from the app confirming either that multiple vehicle registrations are saved in your account and the wrong one was selected, or that an incorrect registration was entered in error, such as a missing or mistyped digit; and
- A screenshot from the app confirming that a parking session was paid for the relevant location and was current at the time the infringement was issued.