hey guys, i change to full license on tuesday(woot), pretty happy bout that, but the confusing part is, i lost me license when i was a hoon when i first got me lciense for 3 months, so if they counted me 3 months i would be gettin me full license in december, but apparently they havent.
Sooooo am i just lucky or is it a reward thing because since i got me license bak i havent been in trouble with the cops(roadwise)...
Can someone please explain!!!!
thanks in advance...
Troy
its probably just a slip up in the system somewhere, its happened to some people i know. if i were you i would just be happy that they forgot about it and not ask any more questions haha. for example i know a guy who crashed his xr6t after drinking heavily, and the officer who charged him with reckless driving and driving under the influence accidentally filed it as a juvenile offence for something, which meant he only had to pay a $100 fine and there was no record of him getting caught for dui or reckless.
yeh i wont be askin vicroads any questions as y they did that, think ill be keepin it hush hush from them...
its how it works in vic. well, now i think it gets added with the new rules. my licence was suspended for 6 months around this time in 06. i didnt have to stay on my p's for an extra 6 months. i got my full licence at the original date specified.
you could always ring up and ask for an explanation!lol.
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This is quite the standard thing. It's a big hole in the system that has been fixed with the introduction of the graduated licensing system.
However, those already holding a licence prior to July 1 this year skip it. Those getting their licence now will have any suspension period added onto their probationary period.
your lucky troy back when i was a boy your p's were extended by the time you lost your licence + 6months.
explains why i didnt get off p's until i was 23.lol
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