CRUSHING AND SELLING HOON CARS WITH FUNDS TO GO TO VICTIMS OF CRIME
Source: Victoria. Minister for Transport Accident Commission. Media Release
"The Brumby Labor Government will this year move to further strengthen the State’s anti-hoon laws, which will result in either selling or crushing hoon cars, or selling the cars and donating additional funds to victims of crime. The Minister for the Transport Accident Commission, Tim Holding, said the Brumby Labor Government’s already tough anti-hoon laws were producing results, but the Premier and the Government believed the time was right to take the regime even further.“Victoria has one of the toughest anti-hoon laws in Australia, which have already forced almost 10,000 dangerous drivers to hand over their car keys across Victoria, with very few repeat offenders,” Mr Holding said. But as the Premier said this week after recent road tragedies, our Government is considering and will move to implement new laws for repeat hoon offenders."
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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Labels: Community, Law and Justice, Social issues, Transport
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