In some parts of Australia, driving your hand out of the window may cost the driver. (photo of the Daily Mail)
In parts of Australia, driving hands out of the window may cost drivers, the Daily Mail reported.
Police are reportedly cracking down on drivers pushing their arms or other limbs out of the window as they drive. A driver was fined in Sydney earlier this month.
At 06:30 in the evening of November 10, police in Fairfield, Sydney, (Fairfield), police noticed a 22-year-old driver pulling his arm out of the window while driving and a ticket was issued to him. The driver was fined A $337.
It is understood that in the new state, drivers can be seen as traffic violations by sticking their limbs out of the window and are usually deducted by 3 points. Passengers on board will also be fined A $319 if they push their limbs out of the window.
The new state is the strictest punishment for such acts. In Queensland and Victoria, such acts are also seen as traffic violations, but the penalties are relatively lighter.
Drivers in Kunzhou are liable to a fine of up to A $110. The state's maximum fine is A $282, but no points will be deducted.
In some parts of Australia, driving your hand out of the window may cost the driver. (photo of the Daily Mail)