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Driving licences, vehicle documents, duties towards traffic officers, penalties and penalty points

Offences that result in a points deduction

Points may be deducted for offences including exceeding the speed limit by more than 10 km/h, breaking overtaking rules, prohibited use of a phone, failing to wear or fasten a helmet, failing to use prescribed corrective lenses, and improper use of lights. Other examples include overloading, carrying more people than permitted, unauthorised use of the emergency lane, and failing to keep a safe distance when this causes a collision. The number of points depends on the specific offence and any conditions stated by law.

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