Schadensfreiheitsrabatt

Hallo Peer,

uns wurde gesagt, dass man ein Schreiben von der deutschen Versicherung mitnehmen soll, auf der der Rabatt drauf steht und wie viele Jahre man schon unfallfrei fährt. Entweder auf englisch oder übersetzen lassen. Werden das aber auch erst nächstes Jahr ausprobieren können.

Gruss
Samurai

.... nur drauf achten, denn wie so vieles anderes, ist auch das mit dem Schadenfreiheitsrabatt upside down..

Wenn du sagst du hast SFR von 30% heisst das hier, das dir 30% von der Praemie abgezogen werden und nicht wie in Deutschland nur 30% von der Praemie zahlst.

Genau wie mit den Demerit Points (wie die deutschen Punkte in Flensburg). Wenn du 0 Demerit Points hast, bist du deinen Lappen los Du faengst mit 12 an und arbeitest dich dann runter ........

LG
Ela

oooocch...... das hat mir eine bekannte erzaehlt (Australierin) daher ist das nur hoerensagen, ich selber hab naemlich noch keine

LG
Ela

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Original von Schnute

Genau wie mit den Demerit Points (wie die deutschen Punkte in Flensburg). Wenn du 0 Demerit Points hast, bist du deinen Lappen los Du faengst mit 12 an und arbeitest dich dann runter ........

LG
Ela

Nö Ela, da hast du was falsches gehört.

Ich hab mal gegoogelt und folgendes HIER für NSW gefunden:

Zitat

Demerit points scheme

Queen's Birthday long weekend double demerits

Double Demerit Points apply for all speeding and seatbelt offences from Friday 6 June to Monday 9 June inclusive.


The Demerit Points Scheme is a national program that allocates penalty points (demerits) for a range of driving offences. The scheme is designed to encourage safe and responsible driving. Along with financial penalties, demerit points provide a strong incentive to drive within the law.
Different offences have a different number of demerit points. A complete list of all offences, demerit points and fines can be downloaded from the related links section.

Accumulating points
A driver who has not committed any offences has zero points. When an offence that carries demerit points is committed, the RTA records the offence and the points on the licence holder’s driving record. If a certain number of demerit points in a given timeframe are accumulated, their licence will be suspended or application for renewal refused.

The number of points resulting in a licence suspension varies for different licence types.

Full unrestricted licence holders - 12 demerit points in a three-year period.
Provisional P2 licence - 7 points.
Provisional P1 licence - 4 points.
Unrestricted licence with a good behaviour period - 2 points within the term of the good behaviour period.
Note: Provisional drivers should be aware that any demerit points for offences committed that do not result in suspension of their provisional driver licence may be considered for suspension of a later issued unrestricted licence.

Demerit points and licence suspensions
The law requires the RTA to send a notice of suspension to a licence holder who has incurred 12 or more demerit points in any three-year period.

The law permits the counting of demerit points for offences of any age but suspension can only be applied if the dates the offences were committed are within 3 years of each other.

However, the RTA considers it would be unreasonable to consider offences more than 40 months old. The 40-month period exists to ensure that delays between an infringement taking place and the RTA being notified of the infringement are taken into account and ensures that only recent and relevant offences are counted.

For this reason, demerit points up to 40 months old are displayed on the RTA’s online demerit point enquiry screen, because these offences have the potential to count towards a demerit point licence suspension.

Demerit points used towards a licence suspension can’t be counted towards future licence suspensions.

Note: Offences and the relevant number of demerit points remain on a person’s driving record irrespective of the age of the offence. If you obtain a copy of your driving record, all your offences and demerit points will be displayed because this accurately reflects your driving history.

Double demerit points
Double demerit points apply for speeding, seatbelt and motorcycle helmet offences during all holiday periods such as long weekends, Christmas, New Year and Easter. For offences committed before 1 July 2005, other demerit point offences also attract one extra point.

School zones
Certain driving and parking offences attract an additional demerit point if committed in an operating school zone. There will be times when double demerit points periods apply as well as school zones being in operation. If you commit a speed, seatbelt or helmet offence during this combined period, the demerit point value applying for the school zone will be doubled.

Suspension periods
Reaching or exceeding the demerit points limit results in licence suspension. The RTA will send a Notice of Suspension to licence holders who reach or exceed the number of points available for their type of licence.
The period of suspension depends on the number of points accumulated and the type of licence held. For unrestricted gold, silver or magenta licence holders, the suspension periods are:

12 to 15 points: three months.
16 to 19 points: four months.
20 or more points: five months.
For provisional licence holders, the suspension period is three months.

Good behaviour period
Unrestricted licence holders who receive a Notice of Suspension due to the accumulation of demerit points can apply for a 12 month good behaviour period instead of serving the suspension. This option is not available to provisional licence holders or those already serving a good behaviour period.

Licence holders who accumulate 2 or more demerit points while serving a good behaviour period will be suspended for double the original suspension time.

Refusal of a licence
The RTA may refuse to renew a licence for a driver who has exceeded their demerit points limit or has committed a serious speeding offence. The periods that a licence may be refused are the same as those that apply for suspensions.

Appeals
There is no right of appeal against the suspension or refusal of an unrestricted licence on the grounds of demerit points.

Licence suspension and disqualification periods for speeding
Licence holders may have their licence suspended or disqualified for the following serious speeding offences:

Driving more than 45 km/h above the speed limit – suspension or disqualification for six months.
Driving more than 30 km/h but not more than 45 km/h above the speed limit – suspension or disqualification for three months.
In addition to the suspension and disqualification periods, these offences also carry demerit points which are added to the licence holder’s record. If the licence holder reaches or exceeds their demerit points limit, these points may contribute to an additional suspension or refusal period under the Demerit Points Scheme.

Note:
You can check the demerit points currently on your driver licence or request a copy of your driving record through this website - check your demerit points online.

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hier könnt ihr Eure demerit points gleich mal prüfen: check your demerit points
happy driving!

Hab Dir ne PN geschrieben.

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Original von AussieHans
Jetzt sollen wir das auch noch glauben.....

Hans... ist das ein insider, oder wie oder was?