What drivers can expect on Anzac Day

News.com.au - 19/04
As Australians get ready to commemorate those who have served and died in military operations on Anzac Day on Thursday, those hitting the road are reminded to drive safely, with special police operations and double demerit points applying in some states.

As Australians get ready to commemorate those who have served and died in military operations on Anzac Day on Thursday, those hitting the road are reminded to drive safely, with special police operations and double demerit points applying in some states.

NSW:

From Wednesday, April 24, to Sunday, April 28, drivers in NSW who are caught speeding, using a mobile phone illegally, not wearing a seatbelt or riding without a motorcycle helmet will have double demerit points added to their driving record.

The scheme is part of the Double Demerits - Enforcement road safety campaign that aims to encourage safe driver behaviour on NSW roads.

ACT:

Drivers in ACT will also be subject to double demerit points from Wednesday, April 24 to Sunday, April 28, ACT Policing confirmed.

Drivers in NSW and ACT may face double demerit points for road offences committed over the Anzac Day period. Picture: NewsWire /...
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