New hoon laws for NSW

[ALLMTR]

So by your own admission, these particular over zealous and harsh laws are specifically aimed at people who arent really doing anything wrong?

You mean besides big speed, street racing?

Edit: Damn regional internet...

[bbits_elements]

You forgot "Having a loud exhaust" ..........*tumbleweeds* just what the fuck is going on Sheeple?

[Wes Mantooth]

Wes Mantooth

How did they manage to remove your nuts without you screaming?

Dude get off the bandwagon. Seriously. If you can't come up with a sensible argument, you're just as bad as the "zomg crush the baby killers' cars" brigade. Rant and rave as much as you like, but so far you're just babbling shit.

Whoever asked if registration is also suspended when the plates are taken, at the very least there would be some kind of warning placed on the vehicle because there is provision to confiscate the vehicle indefinitely for a subsequent offence after the plates have been taken.

[darwinschops]

so this contrasts with qld by having a 5km/h difference on the auto confiscation of license (but we get 6 months iirc), 1 less chance and no impounding?

keep up the good work fellas, suck my balls.

[Cock Fist]

They can do either - seize plates or vehicle. But I wonder whether taking the number plates includes a registration suspension?

1. Get caught hooning and get pulled over
2. Officer removes plates from vehicle
3. Jump in car and drive off
4. When stopped again, just say you lost your plates. Technically it's true.

[ALLMTR]

You forgot "Having a loud exhaust" ..........*tumbleweeds* just what the fuck is going on Sheeple?

Sorry missed the loud exhaust in the proposed legislation.

BTW, I don't agree with the proposed legislation

[ALLMTR]

1. Get caught hooning and get pulled over
2. Officer removes plates from vehicle
3. Jump in car and drive off
4. When stopped again, just say you lost your plates. Technically it's true.

Technically not true

[tanman]

I would interested to so see what percentage of Police Pursuits and Over 45km involve stolen cars, as these laws will have no effect in those cases.
I think these laws for over 45km and police pursuits are already covered well enough by existing laws.
Seem as if they are throwing the over 45km and police pursuit lines in, to help legitimise the laws for very loose and open to interpration "street racing" and "hoon" terms.

[TonyJZX]

its just the state govt. window dressing... looking like they're "doing something" that results in not much while overlooking more pressing affairs

oh look, a bird...

[ALLMTR]

I would interested to so see what percentage of Police Pursuits and Over 45km involve stolen cars, as these laws will have no effect in those cases.
I think these laws for over 45km and police pursuits are already covered well enough by existing laws.
Seem as if they are throwing the over 45km and police pursuit lines in, to help legitimise the laws for very loose and open to interpration "street racing" and "hoon" terms.

I don't know the figures but I would guess at a dozen over 45's a day in NSW from non stolen cars

[NXTIME]

In 2011, there were 1781 police pursuits and in the same year police commenced 3079 legal actions for high-range speeding offences.

Not far off, Chuck (assuming high-range speeding = 45+km/h)

[Fraud]

You forgot "Having a loud exhaust" ..........*tumbleweeds* just what the fuck is going on Sheeple?

I reckon there is a difference between "having a loud exhaust" and "deliberately driving in a way that makes your exhaust loud"... the later probably deserves to be punished on some level.

[NXTIME]

its just the state govt. window dressing... looking like they're "doing something" that results in not much while overlooking more pressing affairs

oh look, a bird...

Exactly. I could think of a dozen more important issues that the law/poice should be addressing.

[Cock Fist]

Technically not true

I didn't think italics were necessary, but apparently they were.

[TonyJZX]

45 instances x $1,915 = $86,175

a day

hmmm