Currently, it takes three years from the time of the initial offence to have a demerit point removed.
Labor claims the current state government's focus is on revenue raising, alleging that removing speed camera warning signs saw penalties jump from $4 million in 2020 to $41 million in 2021 and $40 million in 2022 for "low range speeding offences".Yes"One death on our roads is one death too many. But after a number of deaths already recorded this holiday period, we need a new approach," Opposition Leader Chris Minns said.
Very good
No...
Please do
Would the unvaxed be able too as well , or because they are allegedly more of a chance for them to have car crash they won't be able too
Yes for BS fines like driving on bridge that as only bus lanes and no warning signs prior to turning on it like at bardon ridge nsw
Fantastic policy by the NSW LABOUR govt. something more for the people.
This is a stupid idea I'll just lose my license for 6 months and get all my points back
translation so many people are being fined from hidden speed cameras that they are losing their licence cant work and we lose tax revenue
Yes. Incentivising good behaviour rather than only punishing bad behaviour feels like a no-brainer.
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