Monday 19 September 2022 01:56 AM Queen's National Day of Mourning: Fury as NSW, ACT drivers are hit with FIVE ... trends now
Monday 19 September 2022 01:56 AM Queen's National Day of Mourning: Fury as NSW, ACT drivers are hit with FIVE ... trends now
Fury as Aussie drivers are hit with FIVE days of double demerits because of the Queen's national day of mourning: Double demerits will apply in NSW and the ACT from Wednesday until Sunday Anthony Albanese has announced a public holiday Thursday for the Queen Western Australia will have double demerits from Friday until Monday The other states and territories will not have double demerits for the weekend The Queen's funeral: All the latest Royal Family news and coverage
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A decision to bring in double demerit points on some Australian roads ahead of the national day of mourning for the Queen has been labelled 'heavy handed'.
Double demerits will apply for five days from 12am on Wednesday September 21 until 11:59pm on Sunday September 25 for NSW and ACT roads.
NSW Roads Minister Natalie Ward said the announcement of the public holiday on Thursday by the Commonwealth automatically triggered the increase under NSW law.
Double demerits have been brought in from Wednesday through to Sunday on NSW and ACT roads (file image)