So, you've been playing the high-stakes game of 'run the red light' in Victoria and now you're sweating bullets wondering if Big Brother caught you. Here’s the skinny: the Victorian government doesn’t send you a polite email or a cheeky text. Instead, you get a formal infringement notice in the mail, typically within 2-3 weeks of the offence.
If you want to be proactive (or paranoid), you can check your status online through the VicRoads website or call their infringement enquiries line—have your vehicle details handy. Otherwise, just wait for the dreaded letter to arrive, and try not to drive like a maniac until then.
Remember, red light cameras are about safety, not just revenue—so don’t make a habit of tempting fate.
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