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I guess its now sort of official that people on there red P's are now able to drive turbo or v8 as long as if its a family orientated car and has 125KW per tonn...
personaly as a red p plater i think its a sort of good idea, i am now able to drive my 67 xr fairmont, and my dads 351 F100 (if i need to) i still think it was a safe move (even though i didnt agree) however its been said a 1000 times a person can speed in any car turbo or not... Off the vic roads site Permission to Drive Lower-Performance Turbocharged or Supercharged Cars Drivers who obtained their probationary licence on or after 1 July 2007 can drive some lower-performance turbocharged or supercharged vehicles. These vehicles generally have improved safety features and greater fuel-efficiency and can be driven by probationary drivers. Probationary drivers may apply to drive vehicles with 6 cylinders or less that are: * turbocharged or supercharged with a power to weight ratio of less than 100kW per tonne; * turbocharged or supercharged with a power to weight ratio between 100kW and 125kW per tonne and that are considered to be a family type vehicle (4 seats or more) rather than a sports type vehicle. A family type vehicle is a sedan, station wagon or hatch normally used to carry families/passengers with 4 or more seats and is equipped with child restraint anchorages and does not include sports cars eg a two door coupe. Vehicles with eight cylinders or more, family type-type vehicles with more than 125KW per tonne or other vehicles with more than 100KW per tonne will NOT be granted under this scheme. Probationary drivers may drive diesel-powered supercharged and turbocharged vehicles provided they have no more than 6 cylinders. No exemption is required. Examples of vehicles that are NOT lower performance turbocharged or supercharged cars and must not be driven by probationary drivers include:: AUDI TT QUATTRO 2D COUPE 4 1781 cc TURBO Multi 6 speed Manual BMW 335i E92 2D COUPE 6 2979 cc TWIN TURBO F/INJ 6 speed Automatic FORD FALCON XR6 TURBO BA 4D SEDAN 6 3984 cc TURBO Multi 5 speed Manual MAZDA 6 MPS 5D SEDAN 4 2261 cc TURBO F/INJ 6 speed Manual SUBARU IMPREZA WRX 4D SEDAN 4 1994 cc TURBO Multi 5 speed Manual Probationary drivers can apply to drive lower-performance turbocharged or supercharged cars by completing an application form. You can download a copy of an application form or telephone 13 11 71 to be sent a copy. Application to drive a Lower Performance Supercharged/Turbocharged Vehicle Completed application forms must be returned to: VicRoads Exemptions Locked Bag 5000 KEW VIC 3101 Probationary drivers granted an exemption will receive notification in writing. For further information contact Tel 131171. Penalties From 1 July 2007, the penalty for driving a high powered vehicle will be three demerit points and a maximum fine of approximately $1100. These penalties will apply to both the former power to weight restrictions and the current high powered vehicles restrictions.
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