A man is facing severe penalties for allegedly driving while disqualified, potentially leading to a driving ban until the year 2117, equivalent to nearly 100 years. This highlights the seriousness of repeat traffic offenses.
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03-10, 2025The 73-year-old driver was pulled over by police on Sunday morning in Bathurst for a random breath test.
Highway patrol officers reportedly recognized him as a long-term disqualified driver and verified his identity during their interaction. This demonstrates the effectiveness of police vigilance in identifying repeat offenders.
He was subsequently arrested and taken to Bathurst Police Station, where he was charged with driving while disqualified and issued with a notice of vehicle plate confiscation, marking his third offense within five years. Such repeated violations often result in harsher consequences.
He was scheduled to appear in Bathurst Local Court today. The court will determine the appropriate sentence based on the severity and frequency of his offenses.
