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Parking Expiations

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You’ll need the expiation number. Please refer to the example below:

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You’ll need the expiation number or the vehicle registration number.

Payment for current expiations can be made online:

Pay Online

Alternatively, pay via:

  • Phone our Customer Contact team on (08) 8408 1111
  • In person at City of Charles Sturt Civic Centre (72 Woodville Road, Woodville)
  • Cheque or money order to our postal address (PO Box 1, Woodville SA 5011)

Set Up Instalment Payments

To arrange a payment plan, contact the Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit on 1800 659 538 or visit their website. Have  a copy of your expiation notice ready. A fee will apply to enter into a payment plan.

Expiation Requests must be in writing and are based on our Expiation Notice Review Policy.

  1. Take the survey to see if your expiation is likely to be waived?
  2. If you would still like to request a review please fill in the Parking Expiation Notice Review Form

Please see our Parking Review Guidelines for  further information.

Once you have submitted your request for review, your parking expiation will be placed on hold and no further fees will apply while we consider the information and respond to your request. Parking expiation reviews generally take 4 to 6 weeks to complete.

If you were not driving the vehicle at the time of the offence or you were not the owner of the vehicle at the time you can nominate the driver/owner.

Complete the Online Nomination Form

Ensure this is submitted and received by the City of Charles Sturt before the notice is due.

Upon receipt and review of the nomination form pending all details are completed, a new notice will be issued to the nominated driver or new vehicle owner.

If you wish to dispute the allegation rather than pay or have the expiation reviewed, you can elect to be prosecuted for the offence and have the matter dealt with in the Magistrate’s Court.

You will need to complete the Election to be Prosecuted form found on the rear of the original expiation notice or by completing a Statutory Declaration for Parking Expiations form.

Return the completed form:

  • In person at City of Charles Sturt, 72 Woodville Road, Woodville
  • By post to PO Box 1, Woodville SA 5011

Please note the election to be prosecuted must be returned in its original form and cannot be scanned or photocopied. The expiation needs to be in the name of the person who wishes to be prosecuted.

The Expiation of Offences Act 1996 (the Act), the Road Traffic Act (1961) and Australian Road Rules include provisions that allow an expiation notice to be withdrawn only where very specific circumstances exist, or where the offence could be considered trifling as defined by the Act.