As I said: Fair warning

[davereid]

Unless they have an endless supply of cash, they can't just keep buying vehicles.

Actually they can.

I drive every single day, and it has been years since I have been stopped by a cop randomly, or at a random checkpoint.

If I had been riding or driving an unregistered vehicle I would have gotten away with it, all that time, saving (potentially) $500 per year in rego or compulsory insurance, and another $100 in wofs.

That actually makes it more economic than paying the rego and thrird party insurance !.

And if its an old shitter, the local towie wont take it, as he knows he will be stuck with it, as the owner will find it easier to buy a new shitter than collect the old one.

[jono035]

Yeah, the availability of cheap vehicles shouldn't be underestimated, especially if you don't need a vehicle that is able to be rego'd/WOF'd...

[p.dath]

Actually they can.

I drive every single day, and it has been years since I have been stopped by a cop randomly, or at a random checkpoint.

If I had been riding or driving an unregistered vehicle I would have gotten away with it, all that time, saving (potentially) $500 per year in rego or compulsory insurance, and another $100 in wofs.

That actually makes it more economic than paying the rego and thrird party insurance !.

And if its an old shitter, the local towie wont take it, as he knows he will be stuck with it, as the owner will find it easier to buy a new shitter than collect the old one.

By chance, do you drive in a normally and safe manner?

As opposed to a drunk who can't keep between the lanes, or a boy racer who does 100+ km/h in a quiet 50km/h street?

I think you'll find those recidivist offenders are much easier to spot that you think.

[Dave Lobster]

I think you'll find those recidivist offenders are much easier to spot that you think.

Even when not going fast, you can still spot them with their hoods up and their wanker lights on.

[Brian d marge]

Actually they can.

I drive every single day, and it has been years since I have been stopped by a cop randomly, or at a random checkpoint.

If I had been riding or driving an unregistered vehicle I would have gotten away with it, all that time, saving (potentially) $500 per year in rego or compulsory insurance, and another $100 in wofs.

That actually makes it more economic than paying the rego and third party insurance !.

And if its an old shitter, the local towie wont take it, as he knows he will be stuck with it, as the owner will find it easier to buy a new shitter than collect the old one.

So for daily use

old shitter ( bike or car ) and just take the fine(s)

for Sunday ,,, a real nice vehicle rego for the day !

Sod it who cares !

Stephen

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