Paying for someone else’s sins?
If you own a vehicle that has been impounded, but you were not responsible for committing the offence, you can apply to have it returned
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Category: Traffic law
Vehicle confiscations, police powers, recovering costs
The Road Traffic Act 1974 gives Police and the Courts the power to impound vehicles for certain traffic offences. In 2010, 2024 vehicles were seized under the
Penalties for drink driving
The Road Traffic Act 1974 sets out a scheme for the Court to follow when imposing drink driving penalties. The penalties if you held a full licence at the
Pleading guilty to a traffic offence
You made a mistake. You thought you were doing the right thing at the time. Your plans fell through and you made a stupid decision.
Tougher penalties for bad drivers
Recent changes to the state’s road traffic laws aim to deter unlawful driving through an immediate and substantial increase in penalties. Under the influence Changes
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