Licence suspensions proposed for drug traffickers using vehicles
The Highway Traffic Act would suspend drivers licences for drug traffickers who used a motor vehicle to commit the offence. First offence 1 year, second 5 years, third 10 years, and life on fourth or subsequent conviction. The measure aims to curb drug crime by restricting rental car use and avoiding vehicle forfeiture.
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Amendments seek safer pass for tow truck and roadside workers
Infrastructure minister Steve Ashton unveils Highway Traffic Act amendments to require motorists to slow down and pass tow trucks and roadside assistance vehicles with caution when beacons flash. The rules extend to government enforcement vehicles on multi lane highways with a $278 fine for violations.
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