Pay a Street Works Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN)

A Fixed Penalty Notice can be paid online, by BACS or by bank transfer

There is a scheduled maintenance on our payment systems on the third Sunday of every month between 4:30am and 6:30am.

Please do not make any payments during this time.

To pay a Fixed Penalty Notice online, click on the proceed to payment button to start. Please ensure you have the FPN information available.

For details on other methods of payment, please read the 'Other ways to pay a Fixed Penalty Notice' section below.

Important: This page is for payment of a Street Works Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) only, please do not proceed to payment if the fine is for a Parking Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) or School Attendance FPN. Refer to your notice for instructions on how to pay.

Please read the mandatory declaration before proceeding to pay.

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Mandatory declaration

Please read the following before proceeding to payment.

  1. A Fixed Penalty Notice is given, in accordance with section 95A of, and Schedule 4B to, the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, to offer you the opportunity of discharging any liability to conviction for this fixed penalty offence by payment of a penalty.
  2. This means that no legal proceedings will be commenced for the offence if, subject to paragraph 3, the penalty of £120 is paid within the period of 36 days beginning with the day on which this notice was given. (NB: The street authority may extend this period in any particular case if they consider it appropriate to do so).
  3. Instead of paying the amount referred to in paragraph 2, liability to conviction for the offence may also be discharged if the discounted amount of £80 is paid within the period of 29 days beginning with the day on which this notice was given. (NB: If the last day of this period does not fall on a working day, the period for payment of the discounted amount is extended until the end of the next working).
  4. If the discounted amount is not paid within the period set out in paragraph 3, as extended where relevant, liability to conviction for the offence may only be discharged thereafter by payment of the penalty of £120 within the period set out in paragraph 2, as extended where considered appropriate. If you then fail to pay the penalty within that period, legal proceedings for the offence may be commenced against you.