Sentences with phrase «driver licence offences»

Countless times Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have shed light on «what works» to reduce «acts intended to cause injury», «unlawful entry with intent», sexual assault, driver licence offences, and breaches of state orders for which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are often imprisoned.

Not exact matches

The company's application to renew its licence was rejected on the grounds that «Uber's approach and conduct demonstrate a lack of corporate responsibility» in relation to reporting serious criminal offences, obtaining medical certificates and driver background checks.

It has been proposed that, for a first offence, young drivers and all G1, G2, M1 and M2 licence holders will face a three day suspension and a $ 250 fine.

Your drivers licence will be immediately suspended for 90 days; If found guilty you will lose your driving privileges for at least one year and fined a minimum of $ 1000; If you have a previous conviction for a related offence you will be subject to a mandatory prison sentence, and your period of licence revocation will be greatly increased; You will only be permitted to drive with an interlock device installed, and you will be subject to the requirements of the Back on Track Program administered by the MTO; Your insurance premiums are likely to skyrocket - by as much as six-fold for the next 5 - 7 years The Impaired Driving provisions of the the Criminal Code are unique.

As a consequence, drivers who have been UK - resident for less than one year and hold both a non-European full licence and a UK provisional licence are still being issued, wrongly, with FPNs citing a s 87 offence.

This error has led, and continues to lead, to the police wrongfully issuing significant numbers of foreign drivers with fixed penalty notices (FPNs) for allegedly driving otherwise than in accordance with a valid licence, an offence under s 87 (1) of the Road Traffic Act 1988 (RTA 1988).

Drivers in the graduated licensing program will have their licences reviewed after a first offence

If you blow in these BAC levels you can NEVER be convicted of impaired driving even if you're impaired because the province only suspends a driver's licence for 3 days for a first offence.

Our police have no powers of arrest (save for certain prescribed situations) for these provisions, but it is an offence to decline various requests, with harsh driving penalties: 2 years loss of driver licence for a first offence.

If your driver's licence is suspended for more than 12 months due to a medical reason or another administrative lapse - not due to a driving offence conviction - your insurance provider is allowed to factor that into your risk assessment and your rates could increase as a result.