I currently drive a BT-50 ute.......it has a very tight diff and will chirp the outside wheel on normal corners and reasonable speeds.....
Is that hooning? I think not......
Grant..
^^^ I wouldn't consider it hooning either but then again I'm not a police officer, so my opinion doesn't count for anything as far as the Govt is concerned.
These hooning laws are not aimed just at modified or performance vehicles, they apply to all vehicles on our roads and lets not forget animals too (the latter just proves our lawmakers past & present are a mob of loons), so yes Grant you could easily be charged for hooning in your BT50.
I particularly love the this part of the law, so open to abuse by our law enforcement agency.
Hooning
Section 83 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act Queensland states:
Any person who drives a motor vehicle on a road or elsewhere without due care and attention or without reasonable consideration for other persons using the road or place is guilty of an offence.
Hopefully the upside under the above law will be the eventual removal and destruction of all Volvo's and Mercedes Benz vehicles from our roads, also any vehicle with a Bowls hat on the rear parcel shelf, taxi's, some trucks and delivery vehicles, vehicles of people who live on their mobile phones whilst driving and all SUV's with My Family stickers on the rear windows, just to name a few.