Polis in Victoria

[dinkydi]

If its Policscan I'm going do a drive to VIC lol

to cold come north

[winterbrew]

Could be the Poliscan clone by Jenoptik ;

http://radarandlaserforum.com/showth...ll=1#post27878

http://www.jenoptik.com/en-stationar...ed-enforcement

http://www.jenoptik.com/au-jenoptik-...ffic-solutions

One of those new stories says they're going out to tender though.

[BestRadarDetectors]

Whats the fine there for poliscan tickets?
In the US they are relatively cheap with no points.

[beingaware]

Whats the fine there for poliscan tickets?
In the US they are relatively cheap with no points.

Depends on the state.

South Australia.

The penalties that will apply to offences committed from 1 September 2012
Exceeding the speed limit Demerit Points1 Expiation Fee2 Expiation Fee (Road Trains)2
By less than 10km/h 2 $155 $412
By 10km/h but less than 20km/h 3 $340 $515
By 20km/h but less than 30km/h 5 $690 $793
By 30km/h but less than 45km/h 7 $824 $927
By 45km/h or more (excessive speed) 9 $927 $1030

Oh and add the "Victims of Crime levy" on top of those SA fines, which I believe is $60.

QLD
Less than 13 kilometres per hour (km/h) over the speed limit:
$151 + 1 demerit point.
At least 13km/h but not more than 20km/h over the speed limit:
$227 + 3 demerit points.
More than 20km/h but not more than 30km/h over the speed limit:
$379 + 4 demerit points.
More than 30km/h but not more than 40km/h over the speed limit:
$531 + 6 demerit points.
More than 40km/h over the speed limit:
$1062 + 8 demerit points and 6 month suspension.

WA (Lucky buggers, no points for low range fines)

Not more than 9 km/h
$75
0
More than 9km/h but not more than 19 km/h
$150
2
More than 19 km/h but not more than 29 km/h
$300
3
More than 29 km/h but not more than 40 km/h
$700
5
More than 40 km/h
$1,000
7


VIC

Penalties for speeding offences (except heavy vehicles)
The penalties for full licence holders caught speeding are:
Exceeding the speed limit
Penalty (as at 1 July 2014)
Demerit points
Automatic licence suspension
By less than 10 km/h
$185
1

10 km/h–24 km/h
$295
3

25 km/h–29 km/h
$406
4
1 month
30 km/h–34 km/h
$480
4
1 month
35 km/h–39 km/h
$554
6
6 months
40 km/h–44 km/h
$627
6
6 months
By 45 km/h or more
$738
8
12 months

NSW: Follow the URL as speeding in different zones can cost more or less...

http://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/usingroads.../speeding.html


We only get 12 points to play with over a 3 year period...
So, in short, its really strict here compared to the USA...

[BestRadarDetectors]

How can they prove who was driving to be able to issue points?

[beingaware]

How can they prove who was driving to be able to issue points?

They run under the mind set, the car is in YOUR NAME, so you take the point hint unless you can prove someone else was driving.
Eg make them sign the STAT DEC on the fine paper work.

Lovely isn't it...

[BestRadarDetectors]

They run under the mind set, the car is in YOUR NAME, so you take the point hint unless you can prove someone else was driving.
Eg make them sign the STAT DEC on the fine paper work.

Lovely isn't it...

That sucks... Out here in MD if I remember correctly it was $50 and no points. The cameras were sending out millions of notices a year so its a cash cow.

[curmudgeon]

WILL THE NEW CAMERAS IMPROVE ROAD SAFETY? HAVE YOUR SAY BELOW

The ageing mobile cameras now used rake in more than $100 million a year in Victoria alone; state-of-the-art supercams could easily double that.

[dinkydi]

WILL THE NEW CAMERAS IMPROVE ROAD SAFETY? HAVE YOUR SAY BELOW

The ageing mobile cameras now used rake in more than $100 million a year in Victoria alone; state-of-the-art supercams could easily double that.

yeh but they are making the roads twice as safe for us

[GHZ1]

That sucks... Out here in MD if I remember correctly it was $50 and no points. The cameras were sending out millions of notices a year so its a cash cow.

Yeah but you live in democracy