Anti-hoon laws | Road safety | Victoria Police
Learn about anti-hoon laws and how Victoria Police work to stop dangerous driving. Anti-hoon laws are about making roads safer and reducing road trauma. They were introduced in Victoria in July 2006. They give police the power to impound, immobilise or permanently confiscate vehicles driven in a dangerous manner.
Hoon driving - Victoria Legal Aid
Hoon driving is used to describe a list of offences that involve reckless driving behaviour that puts the public at risk. Police may impound or immobilise your vehicle if you are suspected or convicted of hoon driving.
Hoon Laws in Victoria - Go To Court
Victorian law defines hooning as any offence involving behaviours that compromise road safety. This includes using a vehicle to engage in a drag race, speeding or creating unnecessary disturbances. These offences traditionally carried a penalty of impoundment or immobilisation of a vehicle for two days.
Hoon driving: what you can do about it - Neighbourhood Watch Victoria
2023年8月26日 · What can I do about hoon driving? Report it when you see it. If you witness hoon driving, or know a hoon driver, you can anonymously report it to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Reports of hoon driving help Victoria Police target repeat …
Road Safety Amendment (Hoon Driving) Act 2010
Road Safety Amendment (Hoon Driving) Act 2010; Road Safety Amendment (Hoon Driving) Act 2010. Act as made. Act number 76/2010. Version. 10-076a.pdf. pdf 721.44 KB (opens in a new window) 10-076a.doc. doc 217 KB (opens in a new window) Back to top. In force . ... Victoria government home ...
Hoon - Wikipedia
A hoon (/ h uː n / ⓘ) is an Australian and New Zealand term describing a person who deliberately drives a vehicle in a reckless or dangerous manner, generally in order to provoke a reaction from onlookers. Hoon activities (or hooning) can include speeding, burnouts, doughnuts, or …
Safer roads in our hands | vic.gov.au - Victorian Government
Victoria has some of the toughest anti-hoon legislation in the country to stop dangerous drivers in their tracks, with penalties including on-the-spot licence suspensions for excessive speeding, as well as police powers to impound and permanently confiscate vehicles.
VICTORIA LEGAL AID - HOON DRIVING - Google Sites
Police may impound or immobilise your vehicle for up to 30 days if they believe that a vehicle has been involved in a hoon driving offence within the last 48 hours. They can do this even if they...
Vehicle Impoundment („hoon‟) legislation was implemented in Victoria in July 2006. The objective of the legislation is to use vehicle impoundment as a deterrent for reducing the incidence of serious injuries and fatalities associated with high risk driving practices.
Victoria's Hoon Driving Laws: Penalties don't end at Mandatory …
2021年8月31日 · Victoria has some of the toughest penalties for traffic offences in the Country. Mandatory license disqualification periods apply for a variety of traffic offences: drink & drug driving, dangerous driving, and exceeding speeding.
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