Sleeping in your car in Victoria is a bit of a legal grey area, but generally, it's not outright illegal unless local council bylaws say otherwise. You might get a friendly chat or a fine if you’re parked somewhere like a no-stopping zone, private property, or a place clearly signed against overnight stays. Rest stops and designated camping areas are your best bet if you want to catch some Zs without the risk of a run-in with the law. Remember, police can move you on if they suspect anti-social behaviour or public nuisance.
So, while the law doesn't slap a blanket ban on snoozing in your vehicle, it's wise to know where you park and keep a low profile. For more specific local rules, check council regulations or resources like ServiceCentral.

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