Mike_Byron wrote:
Congratulations
I know it has been a long time for you. I am also glad that you resisted the temptation to drive while disqualified.
The number of disqualified drivers is incredibly high in NSW - I think a figure nearing 400,000 was bandied around just the other day and the police are daily catching disqualified drivers driving.
Its a problem here in the country because in many cases, the disqualifed drivers have no other transportation means so they simply drive regardless. There is also a tendancy for never licenced drivers to appear on the roads around here. I think its because the RTA has a habit of failing people two or three times and the cost of getting a licence starts to climb.
If any of our Ausmini boys in blue are reading this, a widespread operation to check for unlicenced driver on rural back roads is due.
Why ???? Because they are mostly also uninsured and my wife and kids are also on the same roads.
Yea mate completely resisted the urge to even thang around the block. Only time I've sat in the car was when my old man was driving or I was working on her in the garage.
I agree totally Mike.... it's long over due in the rural areas across the country not just NSW, because as you said they're usually unregistered too. I must say I'm glad I've learnt my lesson now rather then later. Better now under the circumstances I had then learn by hurting someone as well as when it'd effect my family and work down the track.
Its soooooooooooo good to be back
