Bus Zone
Stopping in a bus zone has a current NSW penalty notice amount of $339 for the standard Road Rules 2014 bus zone offence.
- Penalty
- $339
- Points
- 0
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Check offence details, current official amounts and review options before deciding what to do.
Start with the penalty notice, not a copied fine table. Check the offence code, location, time, vehicle details and whether the notice names a school zone, mobility parking area or clearway. If anything looks wrong, collect evidence before the due date and use the official NSW fine review process.
These pages cover common notice problems and the documents to check before you decide what to do.
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See what to check| Offence | Category | Indicative penalty | Demerit points | Last verified | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bus Zone | Zones | $339 | 0 | 30 July 2026 | View details |
| Clearway | Zones | $339 | 0 | 30 July 2026 | View details |
Stopping in a bus zone has a current NSW penalty notice amount of $339 for the standard Road Rules 2014 bus zone offence.
Stopping on a clearway has a current NSW penalty notice amount of $339. Towing or recovery costs may be separate.
| Option | Best when | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| Pay the fine | The notice details match the sign, time, location and vehicle, and you do not have evidence of an error or special circumstance. | Use the payment instructions on the notice and keep a receipt or confirmation number. |
| Request a review | You believe a mistake was made, you have evidence, or there were special circumstances relevant to the offence. | Prepare the penalty notice number, offence date, photos, permit evidence, payment receipts or other supporting documents before the due date. |
| Seek further advice | The matter is overdue, the notice involves a company vehicle, the facts are disputed, or court election may be considered. | Use official NSW guidance first, then consider independent legal or financial advice if the consequence is significant. |
Use the penalty notice, Revenue NSW and the issuing authority. Check the date before relying on copied fine tables.
Read resourcesCheck review deadlines, gather evidence and explain the specific reason the notice should be reviewed.
Read resourcesUse official payment instructions on the notice. Be careful with unofficial payment links or expired references.
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