Find out all about submitting an appeal in this section.
Majority of appeals are rejected. Submit an appeal only if you are sure that the fine was administered in error. If you are appealing, you must submit sufficient documentary proof to support your explanation, together with your full particulars and notice number. All appeals are considered on a case-by-case basis and further appeals may not be entertained.
Examples of documentary proof include:
Unless our investigations confirm that the Patrolling Officers have made a mistake in issuing the notices, the notices are normally not withdrawn. We cannot make decisions on infringements based on the motorists' explanations alone. To do so, we would unfairly discriminate against others in the process.
We have to consider only the facts and information of a case to prevent double standards in booking certain offending vehicles, while condoning others in the process.
In the event that your appeal is rejected, please be assured that it has been thoroughly reviewed.
All appeals are considered on a case-by-case basis. Further appeals may not be entertained.
This allows you to check the outcome of your appeal.
Estimated time to complete: 🕒 2min
This allows you to submit an online appeal on parking offence notices and court summonses.
Estimated time to complete: 🕒 5min
This allows you to settle parking offence notices issued by URA. If you receive a parking offence notice, we recommend settling your notice early to avoid higher penalties.