Thread: Police are doing their job!!

I'm sure Drivesafe feels better now .

While I can see that they are doing their 'job' by booking illegal cars for sale, surely they have more important things to do.
Around here, it's usually council rangers who do this.

Just my thoughts as I feel as frustrated as Tim sometimes .

Originally Posted by Scouse

I'm sure Drivesafe feels better now .

While I can see that they are doing their 'job' by booking illegal cars for sale, surely they have more important things to do.
Around here, it's usually council rangers who do this.

Just my thoughts as I feel as frustrated as Tim sometimes .

We do not have council rangers we have police officers and while he was there I saw at least 2 police cars drive past.


Mrs ho har

If the vacant block is private land the cops have no authority but if it is not then all bets are off - probably also being booked for illegally being parked - must be parked on a road, on private property or in a authorised car park - 20 years ago I was booked for illegal parking when I parked on the nature strip outside my house on a suburban street.

Garry

Generally i think they do a good job,and try their best.

They still cant sort out those bikes,one went past me doing at least 150k,on the Logan motorway today.

The other week about 4 went past me doing the same sort of speed on the road to Cunungara.
I think they are probably to fast for the police vehicles.Dont know if their bikes can catch them

Originally Posted by garrycol

If the vacant block is private land the cops have no authority but if it is not then all bets are off - probably also being booked for illegally being parked - must be parked on a road, on private property or in a authorised car park - 20 years ago I was booked for illegal parking when I parked on the nature strip outside my house on a suburban street.

Garry

In QLD you have to have a clearly displayed safety certificate just to offer your vehicle for sale. Why? I have no idea but that's the LAW. So, whether on a private block or not it doesn't matter.

The problem is that sometimes private sales can take months so you might have to get 2 or 3 of the things. Silly law.

Maybe an unlicenced dealer. That does attract attention. Also to obtain a dealers licence, you have to have premises approved by the relevant local government for display and sale of vehicles. Registered vehicles in Qld offered for sale must have a copy of the Safety Certificate attached to the vehicle.

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

Maybe an unlicenced dealer. That does attract attention. Also to obtain a dealers licence, you have to have premises approved by the relevant local government for display and sale of vehicles. Registered vehicles in Qld offered for sale must have a copy of the Safety Certificate attached to the vehicle.

I know where you are comming from but this a vacant block of land



Mrs ho har

Originally Posted by The ho har's

I know where you are comming from but this a vacant block of land



Mrs ho har

Obviously why the walloper was there.