On July 1, New South Wales rolled out the use of seatbelt detection cameras. Over the past few months. we’ve watched the impact of this, with a huge jump in the number of people being fined for seatbelt
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Inside NSW’s confusing driver mobile phone laws
The rules around mobile phone use while driving in NSW are a bit like a rundown old house: Some parts are falling down, there are draughts getting in all over the place, someone has slapped on a bad extension
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Prosecution alternative in enforceable undertakings
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) prosecution team has said that working with industry to prevent breaches is one of its main goals. One of the tools they wanted to use more was Enforceable Undertakings.
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Red light rip-off
LEGAL OPINION: Red light cameras are still wrongly catching trucks.
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Getting back on track after a license disqualification
LEGAL OPINION: Columnist Sarah Marinovic goes through tips to remove lengthy licence disqualifications.
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Answers to your questions about demerit points
LEGAL OPINION: Reaching the demerit point threshold may trigger a loss of licence.
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Education and training
LEGAL OPINION: Compliance under Supervisory Intervention Orders
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Naming the offender
LEGAL OPINION: Speeding fines acquired by a driver in the company name can reach into five figure amounts
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Are you medically fit to drive?
A commercial driver is subject to higher medical licensing standards than the average motorist
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Cost of a clear record
LEGAL OPINION: The NHVR is promoting Enforceable Undertakings as an education alternative to prosecutions.
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