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Ballarat
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September 2003
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Fri, 16 January 2004 15:18
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is it true, that on public property, say a carpark...the coppers cant book you? i dunno, sounds a bit far fetched....if someone was smoking the tyres, at say, kmart, would they get booked?
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Location:
East Doncaster, Melbourne
Registered:
February 2003
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Re: police
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Fri, 16 January 2004 15:22
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yes they can book u...
if u do it on YOUR property they can't
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I supported Toymods
Toymods Club Secretary
Location:
Sydney
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: police
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Fri, 16 January 2004 20:36
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| _Why_ wrote on Sat, 17 January 2004 02:22 |
yes they can book u...
if u do it on YOUR property they can't
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Unless you're endangering members of the public I believe.. (eg. doughnuts with a crowd of people gathered around you or something like that..)
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Location:
Melbourne
Registered:
November 2003
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Re: police
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Fri, 16 January 2004 22:23
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Kinda strange that they let people base jump, but not watch people do burnouts. What about all those people at Rally events? I would say that that is about as dangerous as watching someone do burnouts or doughnuts.
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Location:
Wahroonga
Registered:
June 2003
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Fri, 16 January 2004 22:47
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if is private property that is sealed off from public access then they cant book u. They can book u in public car parks and places of access like servos.
donuts are a bit more dangerous then a burnout, but so long as every1 knows to keep a safe distance, its all fun.
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Location:
Campbelltown, NSW, Austra...
Registered:
January 2004
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Re: police
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Sat, 17 January 2004 00:26
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Yeah if its private property and not open like a servo it should be fine. For example last year when i was at school one of the year 11s lost the back end on his VL, it spun and hit a tree, the car was a write off. He would have been charged for neg/dangerous driving had it been on a public road, but since it wasn't the police couldn't do anything. However he was banned from driving to school.
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Location:
Ballarat, Victoria
Registered:
March 2003
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Re: police
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Sat, 17 January 2004 02:14
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a policeman can book grant anytime anywhere. 
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Location:
adelaide
Registered:
April 2003
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Re: police
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Sat, 17 January 2004 04:08
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you can't get booked for driving offences for burnouts in your own property but you can still get lovely fines for noise/air pollution - and the air pollution ones are a whole lot bigger
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Location:
Camden
Registered:
July 2002
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Sat, 17 January 2004 07:29
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What school did that happen at Camry_omega? Was it a dude called Brad?
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Location:
Campbelltown, NSW, Austra...
Registered:
January 2004
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Location:
Ballarat
Registered:
September 2003
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Re: police
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Sat, 17 January 2004 10:45
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coz i spun the wheels and feigned at ryley (who was walking over to my car to warn me there was a cop watching me) the cop put his lights on and come over, asked me the usuals, i was nice, and he just booked my coz i didnt have my P's on me, that is, my liscense, so i got a $50 fine. guess my question was already answered 
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Location:
Campbelltown, NSW, Austra...
Registered:
January 2004
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Re: police
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Sat, 17 January 2004 10:47
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well you are lucky then.
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Location:
brisbane
Registered:
August 2003
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Re: police
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Sun, 18 January 2004 10:42
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| Shraka wrote on Sat, 17 January 2004 09:23 |
Kinda strange that they let people base jump, but not watch people do burnouts. What about all those people at Rally events? I would say that that is about as dangerous as watching someone do burnouts or doughnuts.
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Rally events are covered by lagre amounts of public liability, which is covered by sponsership and assisted by liability wavers.
And you think that people dont get in trouble for base jumping? Most base jumping is down in desolate towns.
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Location:
Adelaide
Registered:
January 2004
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Re: police
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Sun, 18 January 2004 22:25
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Air pollution only can be booked if there is more than 5 seconds worth of tire smoke....well that was a rule in SA
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