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2022-01-18 05:13

Sadly, 5 motorcycle riders have died on our roads this year. If you’re heading out on a ride, plan your trip, allow plenty of travel time and don’t ride if you’re tired.Drivers - simple acts such as checking blind spots and mirrors, scanning the road for motorcyclists and giving space can potentially save a life. ... See MoreSee Less

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2022-01-10 07:12

He didn't choose wisely.Learner rider's first ride on new motorcycle ends in loss of licence. About 1:40am Sunday 9th January 2022 officers attached to City East Highway Patrol detected a white Mitsubishi Lancer and a silver Yamaha MT07 exceeding the speed limit on the Anzac Bridge at Pyrmont. Police checked the speed of the vehicles to be in excess of 120KPH in a sign posted 60KPH zone. A 22 year old male Provisional P1 licence holder from Harrington Park, and a 23 year old male Learner rider licence holder from Austral were stopped and both issued penalty notices for exceeding the speed limit by more than 45KPH, to the value of $2547. Their driver licences were suspended on the spot for a period of 6 months, and the registration on both vehicles were suspended for three months. The Learner rider indicated to Police that he had purchased the motorcycle the previous day, and this was the first time he had ridden on the road. ... See MoreSee Less

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