Learner driver fined more than $6,000 over unrestrained children
Key points
- A 22-year-old learner driver from Redbank Plains has been fined $6,077 and given 25 demerit points, police say. Officers allege that four teenagers were travelling unrestrained in her vehicle on 14 October.
- She was issued seven traffic infringement notices, including for unrestrained passengers and driving unaccompanied.
- Senior Sergeant Jarrad Tyne of the Ipswich Highway Patrol said every child must be properly restrained in a vehicle, as seatbelts and child restraints protect lives.
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