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1 / of 4 Adelaide man loses Supreme Court bid to get out of a speeding fine he claims was caused by 'bigger tyres and rims' Posted MonMonday 1 David Scylla was issued a speeding fine in Golden Grove in 2019. ( Print text only Cancel An Adelaide man has lost a Supreme Court bid to get out of a speeding ticket by claiming that his car had "bigger-than-standard tyres and rims" which impacted the speedometer. Key points: He told court that his speedometer was out because he had larger tyres His argument was rejected by the Supreme Court In March 2019, David Scylla was caught speeding at 68 kph i...

Cloned number plates suspected as Brisbane woman receives $1,200 speeding fine MonMonday 1 MarMarch 2021 at 8:28pm The fine was issued after a vehicle was recorded at 110kph in a 60kph zone. (File photo) ( Print text only Cancel A Brisbane woman says she was shocked to receive a $1,245 fine for allegedly speeding at nearly double the limit because it was not her vehicle that was caught on camera. Key points: People who use fake plates risk a $320 fine, while producing clones carries a fine of up to $5,000 Police told a woman who suspects her plates were cloned that the culprit likely used vi...

Premium Content Subscriber only Two drivers have been busted driving at dangerous speeds in Hervey Bay within just days of each other. About 9.45pm on February 6 along Kawungan Way, officers will allege they detected a Mitsubishi Lancer travelling at 139km/h in a 60km/h zone – 79km/h over the speed limit. As a result, the 24-year-old Maryborough man driving was fined $1245, lost eight demerit points, and lost his licence for six months. Then on February 10 about 6pm, along Dundowran Road, officers detected a motorcycle travelling 71km/h over the speed limit. As a result, a 25-year-old Herv...

SPEED limits are changing in Wales from 2021 as trial schemes are set to get underway later this year in eight areas.

Crime by Kate Kyriacou Premium Content   A DRIVER who was busted by two speed cameras seven minutes apart while averaging more than 200km/h has had a visit by police who seized his car. Police said the 48-year-old Currumbin Waters man "showed no acknowledgment of the seriousness of his actions" when presented with the speeding fines at his home on December 31. "This car was caught on two speed cameras yesterday morning," an officer can be heard telling the man in footage released by the Queensland Police Service. "The Pacific Motorway at Gaven doing 21...