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Learner Drivers Hit by Soaring Costs Risk Prosecution for Driving Offences - Vimarsana News

Learner Drivers Hit by Soaring Costs Risk Prosecution for Driving Offences

The impact of high costs associated with learning to drive is making it unaffordable for many to learn, with learners risking to drive illegally.

Keys2drive free learner program axed, leaving 'vacuum' for young Tasmanian drivers - Vimarsana News

Keys2drive free learner program axed, leaving 'vacuum' for young Tasmanian drivers

Young Tasmanian Josiah McGlasson is eager to get his driver's licence, but the closing down of a free national program will make that difficult, with one instructor baffled as to why an alternative was not put in place before it ended.

Source: abc.net.au
N7 speeding BMW not insured over Bank Holiday weekend say gardaí - Vimarsana News

N7 speeding BMW not insured over Bank Holiday weekend say gardaí

A vehicle was detected travelling at 142km per hour over the limit on the N7 over the May bank holiday according to Kildare gardaí. Naas Roads Policing U...

KILDARE: Vehicle speeding on the N7 on bank holiday weekend had no insurance - Vimarsana News

KILDARE: Vehicle speeding on the N7 on bank holiday weekend had no insurance

A vehicle was detected travelling at 142km per hour on the N7 over the bank holiday. Naas Roads Policing Unit (RPU) was on speed enforcement duty. Gardaí...

Learner driver sentenced over Sunshine Coast crash that killed 16yo Ryan Kimball - Vimarsana News

Learner driver sentenced over Sunshine Coast crash that killed 16yo Ryan Kimball

The grief-stricken father of Sunshine Coast car crash victim Ryan Kimball expresses his disappointment after the sentencing of a 17-year-old driver, saying laws around juvenile crime are "too light".

Source: abc.net.au