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Australian fines for motoring offences among world’s most expensive
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Research by GoCompare reveals that Australian motorists face some of the highest fines globally for road offences, with the average speeding fine for exceeding the limit by 21km/h at $401, ranking sixth worldwide. South Australia has the highest fines, while Tasmania offers the lowest. Australians also incur significant penalties for using mobile phones while driving, averaging $350. In comparison, Norway and Greece impose even steeper fines, highlighting the severity of road offence penalties in various countries.
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Australian fines for motoring offences among world’s most expensive
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