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- UNLICENCED DRIVING OFFENCES
Driving with a suspended, cancelled or disqualified licence is an increasingly common offence in NSW, and in fact in other states across Australia. It is occurring more frequently for a number of reasons but the two main reasons are the willingness of the RTA and the Sate Debut Recovery Office to suspend driver’s licences due to the non-payment of fines and also because the police are getting better at detecting at unlicenced driving.
Author: Jonathan Taylor
Firm: Jonathon Taylor - Barrister
Date: November, 2008
Times viewed: - THE DEMERIT POINTS SCHEME
The Demerit Points Scheme is a national program that allocates penalty points (demerits) for a range of driving offences. The scheme is designed to encourage safe and responsible driving. Along with financial penalties, demerit points provide a strong incentive to drive within the law.
Author: Jonathan Taylor
Firm: Jonathon Taylor - Barrister
Date: October, 2008
Times viewed: - Motor vehicle accidents NSW
The majority of people in New South Wales have been affected by a motor vehicle accident through their own experience or that of family and friends.
Firm: Lyons & Lyons
Date: October, 2008
Times viewed: - LICENCE APPEALS IN NSW
Many people at some stage in their driving career find themselves in the unenviable position of losing their driver's licence. This can happen in a variety of ways but generally it arises either because too many demerit points are accrued or because a speeding offence of 30 or 45 kilometres per hour over the speed limit has been committed.
Author: Jonathan Taylor
Firm: Jonathon Taylor - Barrister
Date: October, 2008
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