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More than 60 drivers caught breaking Tom’s Law one year on

Summary by The West Australian
More than one P-plate driver has been caught breaking passenger rules every week since Tom’s Law was enacted nearly a year ago in a bid to reduce distractions and bad behaviour of young drivers.

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More than 60 drivers caught breaking Tom’s Law one year on

More than one P-plate driver has been caught breaking passenger rules every week since Tom’s Law was enacted nearly a year ago in a bid to reduce distractions and bad behaviour of young drivers.

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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Sunday, November 9, 2025.
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