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Traffic fines

Understand the fine, the points and your appeal — with the law beside each one

Upload the case slip or e-fine notice. We identify the offence, the fine range, the points and licence consequences, and your appeal steps and deadlines, each cited to the Road Transport Act 2018.

Deliverable
Fine and appeal guide (PDF)
Reviewed and signed by
an enrolled advocate
Prices
Free

What you receive

  • A plain-language guide to the offence you were charged with and what the law allows as a penalty
  • The licence points and consequences, with the section that sets them
  • Your options: pay, contest or appeal, with the route, the forum and the deadline for each
  • An advocate's signed note on which option fits your situation

What you bring

  • The case slip (POS printout or hand-written) or the e-fine notice
  • Your driving licence details
  • Anything the sergeant gave you or wrote on the slip

How it works

Four steps, nothing hidden

  1. Share your documents

    Upload a photo or PDF, or type what you have. Every fact we use shows the exact quote from your document or your own answer.

  2. Answer only what the law asks

    The intake asks the questions the rule file needs, one at a time, in your language. Contradictions between documents become questions, never silent choices.

  3. Confirm the facts, see the computation

    You confirm the facts. The rules engine computes line by line, each line citing its legal source. AI explains the result in plain words and cannot change a figure.

  4. A reviewer approves, you receive your pack

    A registered practitioner or an Edge LAW reviewer checks the case, asks for changes or approves it. Then you pay and download your deliverable. It states who approved it and, when a registered practitioner certifies it, their registration number.

Who reviews and signs

An enrolled advocate reviews the guide and signs it. Where the law leaves a question open, the guide says so rather than guessing.

Good to know

The guide explains and prepares; representing you at a hearing is a separate consultation with an advocate.

This platform is in a staged launch. Until the rule files and law texts are verified by the responsible practitioners, every computation carries a DRAFT banner and is not for filing.

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Ready when you are

The price is shown before you start, and you pay only after the practitioner has approved your work.