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08-05-2007, 01:02 AM
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I still dont understand. i know that slowly the laws are changing around the states to ban p platers driving high powered vehicles. Does that rule apply to people getting there P's as of June 2007 or or ALL p platers? Also what happens to those p platers who have a high powered vehicle? are they expected to sell the vehicle? im just kind of lost here at the moment just need a little help to make things clear cheers.
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(Vic) p plate laws
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