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Old 13-07-2010, 06:24 AM   #27
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so a fresh uni student, whose just got their license is driving along, their P-plate falls off and they dont notice. Mr blue pulls em over, slaps em the 150 they cant afford and 3 demerit points. then they lose their job at coles stacking shelves cos they cant drive to work at night...
Learn how to secure your P plate properly so it doesn't "fall off". Secondly you get 5 points in one year or 12 over 3 so you must have already commited one for your suspension. Not real good for a "fresh uni student who has just got their licence".
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