Premier Chris Minns announced he was bringing forward a plan to reward safe drivers, with those who keep up their 'spotless behaviour' until January seeing demerit points wiped from their licenses.
The Premier announced the plan on Sunday, making good on a promise he made during the state election.
Premier Chris Minns announced he was bringing forward a plan to reward safe drivers, with those who keep up their"spotless behaviour" until January seeing demerit points wiped from their licenses. Picture: Getty Images"It's time we put safety back at the centre of our road rules, not revenue raising," he said.
Until now, a demerit point would remain on a license for three years before it was wiped, with the new policy representing a significant boost for drivers hoping to regain a clean slate. Drivers on learner or provisional licenses will not be included in the trial as they are subject to strict conditions under the Graduated Licensing Scheme.
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