NT To pay or not a speeding fine with errors

You were speeding, you got caught. Pay the fine, cop the demerit points & learn from the experience.... The alternative... Stress about it, eventually get tracked down anyway. Have a much bigger fine & the consequences that may flow from trying to avoid paying a fine... There is only one sensible choice. If you can't afford the $190, which BTW is a lot lower than if you had been caught in South Australia for example, then you can apply to pay it off in installments..

 

Speaking as a lawyer:
Keep your nose clean. Pay the fine and move on.

 

pay the fine... The pedal on the left in Australia is the brake.... Respect Australian law or go back to you're country.

 

Let's be clear about one other thing.

Just because a constable doesn't get a complex set of surnames strictly literally correct,
does not invalidate the infringement.

 

Sammy01, FYI : the pedal on the left is the brake in all cars (left hand side or right hand side), I drive both, even the stick shift is in the same order, they are not reversed.
In Australia (right hand side), in the stick shift the first gear is further to the driver, while in other countries (left hand side) the first gear is nearest to the driver.

 

Was wondering when someone was gonna bring that up.

 

Not all cars.
Only in automatics.
In a conventional right hand drive manual, the left most pedal is the clutch.

 

Good catch - I haven't driven a manual in so long I didn't even think of that.
I guess floor mounted high beam switches are next on the list - not a pedal, but foot operated all the same!

 

I used to think that the system was reversed in Australia (all right hand side vehicles, and before coming to Australia), so I think my comment would give some clarification. No commenting on Samm

This time you are right, It has been a long time since I drove a manual and I guess by now it is nature how we use them that I don't think about what I press on, comes by nature.