SPEEDING TICKET :(

**mudmouse** · 9th January 2009, 04:29 PM

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**87County** · 9th January 2009, 04:52 PM

Originally Posted by p38arover

See here: Speeding fines, speeding tickets & speeding law in Victoria in Victoria

very interesting site, Ron (hope I don't have to use it ever

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odds are, but......

hope he's better at law than spelling & punctuation though

Laurie

**Bushie** · 9th January 2009, 05:01 PM

Demerit point offences - search

These are for NSW, but the scheme is supposed to be national (and I assume it is, making references to trams)

This one was interesting for 9 points and $1269

Ride motorcycle with 4 or more unhelmeted passengers (rider not helmeted) $1269

Martyn

**p38arover** · 9th January 2009, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by Bushie

Demerit point offences - search

These are for NSW, but the scheme is supposed to be national (and I assume it is, making references to trams)

This one was interesting for 9 points and $1269

Ride motorcycle with 4 or more unhelmeted passengers (rider not helmeted) $1269

Martyn

At the risk of being accused of racism.... my wife saw riders like that in Vietnam.

kenleyfred · 10th January 2009, 07:09 AM

After 23 years of driving I got my first ever speeding fine two years ago while out on the motorbike. 112 in a 100 zone. Way out in the country and not a car in site in any direction, other than the police car that zapped me. $110 and one point. No leniency for a clean record. As I drive for a living I was quite proud of a clean record. Gone now though.

Kenley

**Hucksta** · 10th January 2009, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by mns488

Goodluck

worked for me

Victorians caught speeding <10k/m over limit

Loanrangie,

Click on the attached link and go to my postg on the first page where you will find a sample letter that I and others have used and it has never failed, providing you qualify for a caution. Use it if you like or just take some ideas from it. Remember, you have to admit the offence, you cannot ask for a caution and at the same time say you didn't do it anyway. If you need any other advice then PM me dude. Lets just say that I aahhh .... work in the industry .....

Jason

**rovercare** · 10th January 2009, 07:46 AM

HAHA

**loanrangie** · 10th January 2009, 04:52 PM

Originally Posted by rovercare

HAHA

So how was Xmas SA

**rovercare** · 12th January 2009, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by loanrangie

So how was Xmas SA

Wow, you'll stoop low won't you

Well seeing as you asked, was not bad, drove around in the Jag, being a terror on the empty roads, even got to see 2 natives having a blue

Pay your fine, sook

**mudmouse** · 12th January 2009, 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by kenleyfred

After 23 years of driving I got my first ever speeding fine two years ago while out on the motorbike. 112 in a 100 zone. Way out in the country and not a car in site in any direction, other than the police car that zapped me. $110 and one point. No leniency for a clean record. As I drive for a living I was quite proud of a clean record. Gone now though.

Kenley

By what you've said, that is utterly ridiculous Policing.

As a side note, they're not supposed to check someones traffic or criminal records to decide whether or not to prosecute - that intruduces prejudice which is something we don't want. Although demerit point (alleged 'safety')offences are not to be dealt with by 'caution' (Commissioners directive), surely at worst a reasonable fellow would stop you for a chat...

It disappoints me hearing those stories and yes, a clean driving record is something to be very proud of, particularly for a professional driver who sees and puts up with all manner of woeful driving.

Sad to hear of that mate.

Matt.

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