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Alcohol-related driving offences can lead to
An alcohol interlock is a breath-testing device that prevents the car from starting if alcohol is detected in your breath.
Penalty for refusing a drug or alcohol test
Refusal is treated as a high-risk offence and can result in loss of licence, fines, or even jail.
Penalty for dangerous driving causing injury or death
You will lose your licence if convicted, and disqualification may last a long time.
Under the influence of drugs or medicines
DUI involving drugs or medicines is a serious offence and can result in imprisonment and loss of licence.
Penalty for street racing or hooning,
Police can seize your car or number plates for high-risk driving behaviour. (Vehicle impoundment)
Penalty for speeding over 45 km/h above the limit
Extreme speeding leads to instant vehicle seizure and further legal consequences.
If you drive while suspended or disqualified
Driving without a valid licence is a serious offence that can lead to additional bans, court fines, and even jail time.
Penalty for evading police
Evading police is a serious offence that can lead to licence disqualification, fines, and vehicle impoundment.
Exceed the demerit point limit in 3 years
Too many points in 3 years can suspend your licence, even without a major offence.
Penalty for unpaid fines
If you don’t pay your fines, your licence may be suspended until the amount is settled.
If I drive without a supervisor as a learner
Driving alone on a learner licence is illegal and can result in instant suspension by police.
If your P2 is suspended, the 24-month period extends by the suspension duration and an extra 6 months for safety.
Seatbelt detection cameras and police can issue fines and demerit points for improper seatbelt use.
These offences are targeted with harsher penalties during holiday periods to improve safety.
Speeding during designated holiday periods results in twice the usual demerit points.