Check my demerit points in Victoria To check your remaining balance in Victoria [↗] you can log on to your myVicRoads account, and the balance will be presented under the ‘Licences & Learner Permit’ ...

A demerit point is given to someone in international cricket who commits an offence that breaches the code of conduct for players and player support personal. The code was first introduced by the ...

In Queensland, double demerit points apply all year round. Unlike other states and territories, in Queensland double demerit points do not only apply during holiday periods. People who repeatedly ...

Motorists whose vehicles are photographed exceeding 40 km/h speed limits in four newly rotated speed traps set for relocation this week in Belleville will not see demerit points added to their ...

India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant is give a demerit point after he admits showing dissent towards the umpires during the first Test with England.

How can you check how many demerit points you have? If you find yourself asking ‘how many demerit points do I have?’ don’t worry, each state provides an online resource to check the status of your ...

Despite recent crackdowns on demerit point fraud, it's still easy for any driver to avoid penalties.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has stated that the introduction of the demerit points system in its code of conduct aims to establish a deterrent mechanism – focusing on the threat ...

A demerit point is given to someone in international cricket who commits an offence that breaches the code of conduct for players and player support personal.

Don’t scrap the Demerit Points System. President of road traffic management NGO Arrive Alive Sharon Inglefield made the suggestion yesterday, saying the system should be improved instead. On ...

Motorists caught speeding will get at least six demerit points and higher fines when harsher penalties kick in from Jan 1.

From Friday, double demerit points will be applied by a number of states around the country. But in many other jurisdictions, it will be business as usual.