I know what you mean mate. :x I just got my Z friday night and last night i went for a drive and already on the FIRST NIGHT I DROVE MY Z i got pulled over for a random check, then my mate got pulled over and lost his licence aswell, (it wasnt on Burwood HWY in Burwood was it?) He was caught going 84 in a 60Zone and didnt have his P's displayed. $400 fine and lost 6 points.
And ALL Harly Davidson Bikers - are drug dealers of various gangs.Sorry dude but you just got stereo-typed.
Who said anything about 200kph? Dosen't matter what plate you have on if your going to do that speed.Its about how others act around you, I see you Vic and melb folk trickling down here with your P plates attached and ugly yellow plates people act idiotic around people displaying the plates, acting like they are better drivers and forcing the P plater to make possible mistakes.Like where you have a driving school car, and 6 miles of people sitting up its ass.Besides you should be lucky chili that plates for "old grump" don't need to be applied =) }D >D< 6:9 6:9
Exactly my point Baroo, you've learnt!> So many others just whinge about being unfairly treated, and then go out and repeat the stupidity.:N( Can't remember who said this, but "Those who refuse to learn from their mistakes, are bound to repeat them." You won't be in that group:YD :YD :YD Cheers
84 in 60 zone!!! The poor thing...very unlucky...but I suppose he is a really good driver and knows how to handle an automobile... with all the experience he must have. I think what P platers have a hard time understanding is that they cannot drive at that age. You may know how to keep the car on the road....just, but when it comes to making the right decisions at the right times.... in an emergency, you have ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE. Hence the P plate to alert other drivers that you may do unexpected things at times. Your mate doing 84 in a 60 zone just highlights this fact. If you don't want attention P platers then do the right things and don't screw it up for all the others that are being responsible. By the way I think this may be NZR.
or A wise man learns from other peoples mistakes A fool makes the same mistake twiceSo lets all learn from this
the only thing i've been done on is my p... plates falling in the boot... THATS ALL... never a speeding fine never a conviction. P platers can only lose 5 points in a year its not like i've had fifty speeding tickets and i'm sooking over losing my license because of my P plates
red32... read below fk you...if you dont have any constructive comments then don't make it.... you're just mr fkn perfect then arn't u
Mate, ease up... All he did was link to a >> post YOU made... Now don't get me wrong, I'm not having a go at you, but Doug didn't do anything wrong.Have a good read before you post responses like 'fk you', and remember, this is a damn community, and to get respect you have to show it.... There's a lot of cumulative knowledge here, and a lot to be learned, be careful what you say, and try not to burn any bridges. :-Z
Even still it is not a loss of licence offen offence. If what you said is true and you have no convictions/ fines you should still have points left. So why did you get told u lost your licence? What ELSE happened?
i'm sorry if you disagree but... i think i've copped enough shit from everyone and THE COMMUNITY needs to put things in the past.i feel like a murderer coming out of gaol because every1 keeps reminding me of a mistake i made in the PAST.if you dont agree thats your choice.. also dont forget that I AM TOO free to voice what i feel so dont shut me up and say respect others coz others obviously aren't respecting me
Thats lucky then Coz if you had got "done" for doing 200kmh on the Sth Eastern freeway with parts flyin off your car you might just well be playing mummy's and daddy's in the remand centre by now.Zero sympathy for those who break road rules and complain about the consequences of a piddlin fine or loss of license.:x
what i've said is true... i've had two instances that my P plates wern't displayed on the back. 3 points each time and now i've gone over the 5 points limit for P platers
It's not so much a lack of respect for you but this may seem biased cos i've never met you and don't know you but it's there is a pattern forming of road habits that are frowned upon. I'm sure all he was doing is pointing out this pattern not the actual incident.I too myself have been guilty of this and got caught, luckily, because now i know i need to curb my behaviour.Think yourself lucky not to have any more major penalties envoked upon you.
