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Old 11-04-2008, 01:53 AM   #1
ELtim
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Default P Plate Laws In SA

I was looking through my book and wasn't quite sure on something.

If we get caught speeding on or P1's what happens? Is it auto loss of licence? Because one of my mates was telling me that he got caught speeding but was a few clicks short of losing his licence.

I don't believe him though.

Cheers guys. Tim.

BTW, I'm only asking this out of curiosity. I always sit on or below the speed limit. Screw the mates in the back telling me to punch it and screw the impatient guy behind me.

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