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Drivers dressed up for Halloween could face scary fines of up to $3200 across Australia if they are in breach of a particular road rule.
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Australians getting into the Halloween holiday spirit may need to consider a costume change before getting behind the wheel to avoid paying a hefty fine.
Australian Road Rule 297 states “a driver must not drive a motor vehicle unless the driver has a clear view of the road, and traffic, ahead, behind and to each side of the driver” which could mean costumed drivers may be in breach of the law.
Fines extend to as much as $3200 in the Australian Capital Territory.
Drivers caught in breach of this law across Australia face the following fines and demerit points:
All fines are based on current state government legislation.
We have contacted Victoria and Western Australia’s road safety bodies to confirm their fines for this offence and will update this article accordingly.
With trick-or-treaters expected to be out in force on Tuesday, October 31, drivers should also be on high alert due to the increase in pedestrians.
Jade Credentino is an automotive journalist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Jade has had a chance to review a variety of vehicles and particularly enjoys SUVs. She enjoys traveling and going on road trips exploring Australia.
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