An image attached to one of the offences showed what appeared to be a woman behind the wheel of a car.
A New South Wales man has lost his licence and incurred $7000 in fines due to the actions of a driver in Victoria., claimed he was fraudulently nominated for 14 driving offences through cars registered to two companies in the south-eastern state.
"I haven't been to Victoria in the last five years and I haven't driven a car in Victoria in the last five years," Ross told host Ben Fordham.Fordham questioned whether Ross had "flowing long hair" as seen on the driver in the image, to which he replied: "I don't, unfortunately. It's short hair." Ross, whose licence has been consequently suspended, has faced an uphill battle trying to clear the offences from his name.
He has spoken to several government departments in both states - like Service NSW and Vic Roads - and submitted a statutory declaration, police report, request of an extension and a nomination statement. A New South Wales man has lost his licence and incurred $7000 in fines due to a driver in Victoria. "I've tried to highlight that I'm a male and she is a female but it's still ongoing," Ross said.
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