Victorian Number Plate requirements

good luck.

 

you will get no joy out of those arsewholes i tried with the porker,just put a transfer on the front,fuick 'em,happy to pay there stupid fines at $5 per month with a non stamped enevelope asking for a post receipt each month.

 

the trouble is the 3 points a pop!!

not that you have to worry.....clearly you don't have a licence.

 

learn boy and i will tell you what to do there.

 

pardon??

 

I'm not in the habit of repeating myself.

 

another lie.

 

lol

 

they are a lot more easy going on ch plated cars,so i have been informed by Police in the motor traffic area.
Just do like I did and put a full size transfer on the car,carry a letter you have sent to VIC roads,lol but not the reply and also carry the orginal tin plate.

 

I understand where you are coming from, but telling a copper he's wrong by the side of the road may not play out well. Your best bet is to give them as few reasons to stop you as possible, IMO.

 

I'm told 25,000 Victorian drivers do not have a D/L and most are still driving.

 

The trouble is, the prisons are full already.

 

the fines for driving without a D/L are a joke ie $100 and often 50 hours community service order.

 

Yep, my last traffic offence in 2003 was for no front plate. Cost me 3 points and $1000 in legal fees trying to fight it. No longer innocent till proven guilty.

NSW used to have a law that forbid photo's being taken from the front of the car for privacy reasons hence it wasn't an issue up there for quite some apparently due to a politician being photographed with someone in the car who wasn't supposed to be there. I used to hate all the civil libertarians but now I understand where they are coming from.

Of course in the nanny state of Victoria they need to take photos from all angles in order to maximise income streams. NSW which is financially ****ed have also learnt there is a quick and easy revenue stream. I see on ACA tomorrow night they are showing new cameras which not only pick you up for speeding but also can check rego sticker and a few other things. Where will it end. RIOT perhaps.

Slightly off topic, got the speedo in my car working today. The funny thing is is the needle is about 5 mph thick. Looking forward to trying to keep within 3 kph. Fitting a concealed aftermarket cigarette lighter so I can mount my iPhone to use the GPS function to ensure I don't accidentaly exceed the limit by 3kph.

 

I don't worry about them,everywhere i drive I sit on the limit in the metro area,even on Freeways i sit on 80kph.
If i go by a camera on the side of the road,i brake hard just to give 'em the shjts.
I think i've worked out the system and now in a legal way play the game,next time i see you ask me or ask Morrettieeeoo how i do it.

 

Holden can do whatever they want.

The also had a fully registered C5 Corvette that was LHD with no front plate.

 

Agree, I quite often see GM/Holden LHD fully registered cars on Victorian plates heading to Lang Lang on the way to work on the Monash FWY. Why can they do it and yet you can't register a rare supercar.

Yeah, yeah, I know because they employ lots of people.

 

i think its all about income for the State government,years ago i never ran front number plates,once the camera's came in and the 3 points I was pulled up on a number of occasions.

 

Okay, the big problem here is that when Halstead was the Detomaso importer all the Panteras that left the shop in Williams St had front plates.

As for the G8's every one I have seen has the front plate - I think someone is pulling your leg - development cars yes, special rego - regular cars still have to be caught by the camera.

 

I wonder what VIC roads staff will do when they find out that Denmark st kew is about to be sold of for tender and there sweet arse jobs located to reginal VIC?

 

It should be $10k and the car put in holding till they get the licence back

 

and how will these bums pay that back,from there welfare cheque.

 

You on the turps RB? Just asking as you seem to be almost spelling correctly with commers and all.