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If you accelerate to fast from traffic lights you can be fined for hooning. Its all at the officers discretion really

Annnd... That's what is wrong with the 'HOONING' (so called) Laws.... It's up to the 'discretion' of an untrained, bias individual with absolutely zero requirment or burden for proof/evidence to make a conviction.

Police are untrained to identify speed correctly (without a calibrated tool), bias towards racking up as many trafic infringments as possible (especially imports/younger drivers) and hold the unchecked/governed power to take your car/licence on a whim...

i forgot about you, up'd my turbo to a T51r..........................SPL MF!!!! made just under 600rwkw on med boost. oh and i drive an r34 gtr now. sooooo where you wanna meet for slips hero :whoops: ...?

Look tool bag, no one cares... go back to the NSW thread or high school. Why are you in the Tassie thread?

Justin.

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i forgot about you, up'd my turbo to a T51r..........................SPL MF!!!! made just under 600rwkw on med boost. oh and i drive an r34 gtr now. sooooo where you wanna meet for slips hero :P ...?

What a blast from the past..... Your still my hero...

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