Hoon offences
Hoon driving offences typically involve drink or drug driving, speeding, driving dangerously, loss of traction or causing excessive noise or smoke (burnouts).
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Will I lose my licence?
Hoon Driving offences in Victoria carry very serious penalties which can include fines, loss of licence, car impoundment and even jail.
If you are found guilty of two or more hoon offences in the past 6 years, the Police can even apply to forfeit your car permanently.
License Suspension
For those caught hoon driving, many will find that their licence was immediately suspended by police. This suspension will remain in place until your case is finalised at Court. This means that you cannot drive.
There are no exceptions and no special licences that you can get to drive during this time. They don’t exist. If you drive during this period of suspension and are caught, you can be charged with another criminal offence.
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