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P-plater fined $1,104 for steering with knees while buttering bagel

Provisional driver fined $1,104 for using knees to steer while buttering a bagel; vehicle was also unregistered.

Why it mattersDistracted driving puts lives at immediate risk and carries heavy penalties, even for brief moments of inattention.

AustraliaAustralian provisional drivers face fines up to $1,104 for distracted driving, and all vehicles must be registered to be legally driven.

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