Fines?

**sinister^** · 14th February 2008, 12:47

How much $fine$ would I get if say I didn’t have my licence. Would it be similar to car?

Cheers.

**jim.cox** · 14th February 2008, 12:49

Originally Posted by sinister^

How much $fine$ would I get if say I didn’t have my licence. Would it be similar to car?

Cheers.

$400 if you accidentally let it expire, according to a friend of mine

Not sure how many $$ if you just aren't carrying it

**Drew** · 14th February 2008, 12:51

Originally Posted by jim.cox

$400 according to a friend of mine

Correct .

**boostin** · 14th February 2008, 12:58

It would be the same as a car I would assume

**sinister^** · 14th February 2008, 13:05

So how much is a car? I don't even know.

Yeah I'm currently driving 30 mins everymorning with no licence so I would like to know how much I could get done for.

**Str8 Jacket** · 14th February 2008, 13:06

Originally Posted by sinister^

So how much is a car? I don't even know.

Yeah I'm currently driving 30 mins everymorning with no licence so I would like to know how much I could get done for.

Be careful, the cops watch this site now they're gonna get you....

**Gubb** · 14th February 2008, 13:07

'tis cheaper to just pay for, and get your license, rather than cop a $400 fine.

**Blue Velvet** · 14th February 2008, 13:10

Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket

Be careful, the cops watch this site now they're gonna get you....

Burn him!

**DingoZ** · 14th February 2008, 13:27

Driver licence offences
All drivers must carry their licence with them when they drive on public roads. If you are found driving without your licence, you can be ticketed and face an infringement fee of $55.

It is important that new drivers develop driving skills in a safe environment - safe for themselves and others. As a result, new drivers face fines and demerit points if they break the conditions of their restricted and learner licences. Drivers breaking the conditions of their learner or restricted licence will face:

a $400 infringement fine
a 25 demerit point penalty.
The less serious driver licence offence penalties have a $1,000 maximum fine, while the more serious have a $4,500 maximum. The most serious licensing offence, of driving while disqualified or contrary to limited licence, carries a maximum fine for a third or subsequent offence of $6,000. The period of imprisonment for this offence is 2 years.

**Badjelly** · 14th February 2008, 13:31

Originally Posted by Blue Velvet

Burn him!

There oughta be a law against it! ... Actually, there is a law against it.

I hope you get caught, sinister^

**Str8 Jacket** · 14th February 2008, 13:31

Originally Posted by Badjelly

There oughta be a law against it! ... Actually, there is a law against it.

I hope you get caught, sinister^

That's a bit nasty mate. Each to their own and all that! I know I aint Snow White!!!

**jim.cox** · 14th February 2008, 13:33

Originally Posted by Blue Velvet

Burn him!

Goddamn Preverts

Burn the Preverts

**DingoZ** · 14th February 2008, 13:37

So you probably looking at some if not all of the following

Driving without appropriate current driver licence [sect 31(1)(a)] $400.00

Failing to produce driver licence [sect 31(1)(c)] $55.00

+ Being forbidden to drive at all - until drivers licence obtained.
Then if you get caught again.........Fark hope you got deep pockets and good walking shoes

Vehicle impounded...

Cost of getting a license - way less than if you get caught