Double Demerits will be enforced over the June long weekend for all NSW motorists
When does it start and finish? The campaign will start at midnight on Friday 5 June 2020 and end after 11:59pm on Monday 8 June 2020. What is the...
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Morning after offences … How the drink driving laws can affect you
The Christmas holiday period coincides with an increase in fatalities on NSW roads. During last year’s Christmas period (between December 2018 to January 2019), 217 people lost their lives...
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Drink Driving Matters through the Local Court of NSW
The usual arrest for a drink driving charge occurs in the following order: You are pulled over by the police either for a random breath test or because of...
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If you’re caught drink driving in NSW, you will lose your licence on the spot under tough new laws from 20 May 2019
Anyone caught over the limit, even low range drink drivers will lose their licence on the spot and be slapped with a fine of nearly $600 under the new...
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Demerit Point Increase for NSW Phone Use While Driving
From 17 September 2018 NSW drivers who are caught using a mobile phone while driving illegally will be penalised 5 demerit points instead of the previous 4 points. During...
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Cameras to detect mobile phone usage while driving from 1 July 2018
From 1 July 2018 drivers can be charged for using a mobile phone when driving … via camera detection The Road Transport Legislation Amendment (Road Safety) Act 2018 No...
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Criminal law changes result in abolished committal hearings
Criminal law changes result in committal hearings being abolished On 30 April 2018 changes were implemented to the Criminal Procedure Act 1986 (NSW) which resulted in contested Committal Hearings...
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New penalties for driving while disqualified
New penalties for driving while disqualified commence 28 October 2017 The NSW Government has announced reforms to the driver licence disqualification system. The reforms will allow: police to confiscate...
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What happens when you burn down your house during a separation to avoid transferring it to your ex?
What happens when you burn down your property during a property settlement to avoid transferring it to your former partner? When fire fighters attended upon a property in Wollongong...
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Criminal Law Going to Court
If you have been charged with a criminal offence, the police will provide you with a Court Attendance Notice noting the offence and the date that you are required...
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