helbus wrote:Have you read one of the warning letters? It does not say that lending a car to friends for a wedding is illegal. Let's stick to the facts.
I know letting the truth get in the way of a good yarn can be counter-productive to story telling, but I think we are talking about real situations here.
nsw has stiffer fines than that of sa & read the road authorities stance & not the beatup by a journo
& family first polly.
Transport Department manager for passenger transport, Bill Gonis, said the letters were only to inform people what was legally allowed.
"It's a letter of warning and advising them if they want to speak to someone at the office we are more than happy to help them with any inquiry they may have," he said.
"If they're simply just providing that service for a friend of theirs that's fine, that's the end of that. Again I just have to make that clear that we're not prosecuting people who are simply driving their friends around.
"This is just really about ensuring public safety if some of these vehicles are going out, [ensuring] that some of these vehicles are roadworthy."