Double demerits will come into force from tomorrow for 11 days across NSW and ACT as drivers hit the road for end-of-year holidays. 9News DETAILS:
People who repeatedly commit specific offences will receive double demerit points for the second or subsequent offence if the later offence was committed within 12 months of an earlier offence.READ MORE:These jurisdictions don't have double demerit periods at all.
But people are still urged to drive safely and carefully at all times - and police are likely to be out in force on the roads over the holiday period.
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