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Old 22-11-2022, 09:38 PM   #9
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Default Re: The VACC wants the Victorian government to implement an annual rwc requirement for vehicles aged 8 ye

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Yes, usually on club plates going to work.
I wouldn't mind licence testing every 5 years, a caravan lowing licence and no more Mom and Dad teaching Junior how to drive like them.
Seems like all the car accidents I see are usually s*it drivers in new lounge rooms.

I don't know about mum & dads being bad for teaching their own kids, but I think the driving school's instructors should be vetted more often, as I see many learners being instructed doing many wrong things on our roads and freeways, one pet hate I often see is failing to keep left and driving under the speed limit.
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