QPOLICE could soon begin issuing traffic tickets by email or MMS as officers trial a new e-ticketing syst

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"POLICE could soon begin issuing traffic tickets by email or MMS as officers trial a new e-ticketing system in Queensland.

Forty Road Policing Command officers will be part of the trial beginning today, in which officers will issue tickets from mobile devices such as iPads.

Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski said the new mobile ticketing app would allow police to issue notices faster than the traditional paper-based ticketing system.

Officers will initially send out a paper ticket in the mail during the trial but once the system is rolled out officers will eventually send notices by email or MMS.

The tickets will be for traffic fines including speeding, seatbelts, mobile phones and car defects.

“How it works is when an officer intercepts a person for a traffic offence, rather than writing out a paper ticket, they’ll be entering it directly in their iPads … and entering an electronic infringement that will be issued to the motorist down the track,” Mr Gollschewski said.

Mr Gollschewski said police usually spent about 10 minutes per notice, with more than 500,000 issued a year.

The trial is expected to run for four to six weeks.

The Courier-Mail revealed in July that officers at one Brisbane traffic branch had received a memo telling them to issue 10 traffic fines per shift as part of the new e-ticketing trial. My comment QPOL said "no quota system"!!!! we all said "BS"

It told officers the trial would be “highly scrutinised by its effectiveness and use” and asked officers to “please ensure you focus all of your time issuing tickets during this period”.

“There is no hiding during this period,” the memo to Brisbane traffic staff from a metropolitan supervisor said.

“I would suggest a minimum of 10 tickets per shift/every shift. (That is only 1 ticket every 48 minutes of your shift).”

The Road Policing Command backtracked from the directive at the time and said it was not a mandatory target.

Mr Gollschewski today denied police would have any type of quota during the trial.

“There is no quotas for all for us as an organisation,” he said.

“What we’re about is reducing road trauma and increasing the community safety.”

Mr Gollschewski said when the system was rolled out across the state, drivers would continue to have the option of receiving a traffic infringement in a paper-based form.

Besides saving time for officers, police bosses also believe the new system will increase officer safety on the roads because of a reduction in intercept times.

They also said the electronic system would help officers access information in the field quicker to help identify risks and give officers more time to enforce road safety."

[Trump]

Burner phone tossed out every six months. Have no email address that can be traced to you (whilst sitting behind a VPN).

Problem solved.

[XW Coyote]

We all know they are on quotas just like parking officers

[tapeworm]

“What we’re about is reducing road trauma and increasing the community safety.”

Bull s&*t

Besides saving time for officers, police bosses also believe the new system will increase officer safety on the roads because of a reduction in intercept times.

AKA, could be out booking more people, rather than writing out the ticket

[arronm]

how do they know your email or phone number, cause I ain't telling them..

[XB GS 351 Coupe]

Originally Posted by XW Coyote

We all know they are on quotas just like parking officers

Where did you get this bit of information from??

And how much are you willing to bet they are not?? I am building a house at the moment so need all the cash I can get, so let me know how much you are willing to bet on your assumption.

[rancidpunx]

Essentially this would save paperwork back at the station but increase time on the side of the road by pulled over motorists. As I understand it officers will no longer fill in the Yellow offence slip with crap hand writing on the side of the road and then enter those details to a computer issuing the fine later on. Now they will bungle with an Ipad on the side of the road and when eventually done the fine is sent immediately. Personally I will still elect for the hard copy in the mail if ever pulled up.

[Trump]

E-ticketing cases would be thrown out of court the moment one is contested. There is no way for govco to easily find out your email address and legally tie it to you. Vast sums would have to be expended to find one that may be yours. Mobiles are worse as burner phones can be had as mentioned.

Should the rozzers actually go through with this, there will be a great many magistrates cross with them.

[castellan]

Originally Posted by Loud_Noises

E-ticketing cases would be thrown out of court the moment one is contested. There is no way for govco to easily find out your email address and legally tie it to you. Vast sums would have to be expended to find one that may be yours. Mobiles are worse as burner phones can be had as mentioned.

Should the rozzers actually go through with this, there will be a great many magistrates cross with them.

The government will get around all that shortly and it's easy to find everything about you and even where you are now, if you carry a phone and if you are in a city they will detect you even without a phone.

If you have the latest phones they can pin point you exactly where you are.

Welcome to socialism. Hitler and Stalin did not win the war but they have won the battle.

[Harrison]

That guy's name says it all...

[Adamz Ghia]

Don't see how it could be contested. They have your rego, name, address, the only difference is method of delivery. So if you don't pay the fine you'll get your penalty notice in the mail.

[castellan]

Originally Posted by Adamz Ghia

Don't see how it could be contested. They have your rego, name, address, the only difference is method of delivery. So if you don't pay the fine you'll get your penalty notice in the mail.

Just remember they can cancel your licence in QLD if you do not pay the fine on time and all now.

[HI PSI]

Given OHS legislation, would the police officers be accountable under duty of care obligations, to intercept and correct the hazard/ violation?

[irish2]

Originally Posted by castellan

The government will get around all that shortly and it's easy to find everything about you and even where you are now, if you carry a phone and if you are in a city they will detect you even without a phone.

If you have the latest phones they can pin point you exactly where you are.

Welcome to socialism. Hitler and Stalin did not win the war but they have won the battle.

Do you even history?

[joolz]

Now the Fed Gov will know how many speeding fines you have had with this data retention thing!
On a more serious note how many doors will this open to online scams and fake infringement notices sent via email...

[Ben73]

I don't see the problem, instead of mailing it they will email it. Is it really that different?
It's stupid how the officers were told to focus all their time on issuing fines during the trial. Apart from that what is the big deal?

It's not like they are tracking you GPS in your phone or iPad and issuing fines every time you break the limit...... yet.

[Trump]

Originally Posted by Ben73

I don't see the problem, instead of mailing it they will email it. Is it really that different?
It's stupid how the officers were told to focus all their time on issuing fines during the trial. Apart from that what is the big deal?

It's not like they are tracking you GPS in your phone or iPad and issuing fines every time you break the limit...... yet.

The mail is sent to an address on one's drivers licence. That legal connection just doesn't exist with email or someone with a burner phone. Not ony that, SMS messages and emails can be deleted with no way of knowing if said message or email was ever received.

[blackf6]

Wouldn't be hard to make a quota with the amount of d heads on the road. Police overlook more than they book.

[bathurst77]

At the moment theres a lot of crypto locker virus going round being spread by fake traffic ticket emails. We tell our clients do not open emails saying they are traffic ticket or it will encrypt your pc. So now the police decide they will do just that...

[castellan]

Originally Posted by irish2

Do you even history?

OK you want me to answer that.

Do you mean, do I know this history.

I sure do understand this point totally in depth, it's a pity that most are totally ignorant and brainwashed to the facts nowadays.

Political Correctness was in forced in Nazi Germany and Communist Nations, as the Law was that you follow PC or you are an enemy of the State, regardless of who you are or race and that is a fact.

Australia has been creating a Fabian Socialist PC State for years, but the outcome will be the same type of direction, leading to enslavement =Communism.

Could it be that it's foolish to just keep swallowing the PC line

If State can getaway with the blatant money revenue grabbing nonsense as we have to put up with, what's next down the track

[deesun]

Mr Plod will have all your info after you hand over your licenses. Don't you include phone no's and email addys when paying rego's and licences nowadays? All cross referenced nowadays.

[ozpacman]

Originally Posted by HI PSI

Given OHS legislation, would the police officers be accountable under duty of care obligations, to intercept and correct the hazard/ violation?

HI PSI there will still be the traditional traffic intercept and chat etc. It's just that the actual infringement notice won't be issued at the scene. It'll be forwarded electronically later as I understand it. It's a trial at this stage so I guess any shortcomings will soon be identified.

Russ

[damo76]

I have 1 C word but not allowed to say it on here.

[Franco Cozzo]

Originally Posted by damo76

I have 1 C word but not allowed to say it on here.

Cornuto!

[olfella]

Originally Posted by deesun

Mr Plod will have all your info after you hand over your licenses. Don't you include phone no's and email addys when paying rego's and licences nowadays? All cross referenced nowadays.

Check out an app called TotalCheck, it will demonstrate what can be done. I also heard that a summons was deliverd in Aus via Facebook, so everything is now possible.

[irish2]

Originally Posted by castellan

OK you want me to answer that.

Do you mean, do I know this history.

I sure do understand this point totally in depth, it's a pity that most are totally ignorant and brainwashed to the facts nowadays.

Political Correctness was in forced in Nazi Germany and Communist Nations, as the Law was that you follow PC or you are an enemy of the State, regardless of who you are or race and that is a fact.

Australia has been creating a Fabian Socialist PC State for years, but the outcome will be the same type of direction, leading to enslavement =Communism.

Could it be that it's foolish to just keep swallowing the PC line

If State can getaway with the blatant money revenue grabbing nonsense as we have to put up with, what's next down the track

Nazi Germany was a fascist state, not socialist by any stretch of the imagination.

[danzvtil]

I want a system where I can text in a rego number of a car with inoperative tail/brake lights and the owner receives notification of the problem. Pulling up alongside ,getting their attention and telling them can be quite confrontational.

[castellan]

Originally Posted by irish2

Nazi Germany was a fascist state, not socialist by any stretch of the imagination.

Nazi stands for National socialist Germany workers party.
It was a socialist state.
Fascist is what such a state can become or Communist given time as that's their aims, as they feed people filth, it's a con job that delude the short sighted narrow minded to follow Political Correct madness.

Try to stand up to the Political Correct fascist we have nowadays in Australia and see how they love to push you around, it only gets more and more radical as they build up their power over everyone given time.

[marty351]

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[goober]

Lmao, the magistrates are not on our side.

Anything to do with contesting police fines etc usually end up with you being issued an even bigger fine from the courts.