definitely not his first time

For sure

* Fella

Mathew looks off his head 😂

@@spicnspan981 This was a TRICK VIDEO for all of the DRUG ADDICTS.

yep i agree there just picking on him tint pipes wing plates pick on the young fellas ay .plenty of old cunts driving around with dark tint big pipes and alcohol leave him alone

@@gaz4327001 Stooged him big time , I’m an older dude that went through all that shit when I was a young khunt. Ha Ha didn’t have drug tests then . Phuck em

In Australia, It's illegal in most if not all states to have exposed pointed parts on a wing, can cause serious damage if it got hit buy it. Unless you drive a race car, most times race cars are for track and not road legal anyway there is no reason to have such a exposed stupid wing.

Give him a warning? Everyone with a licence knows the rules. He either couldn't be bothered learning them or knew it wasn't road worth and drove it anyway. They pick more on younger guys because we are well over represented in road incidents and put others at risk far more then anyone else

@@mfitz1991 i mean its sort of true. like who does stupid shit like painting his license plate. He should have just gotten a new plate.... I blame Australia ultimately. They should just introduce a 1-2 yearly vehicle inspection like in europe (and i dont mean the nsw easy to pass roadworthy, i mean a proper inspection). and then these cars all would get pulled off the road. thats the price you pay to drive as fast as you want.

But it will still be worse.

You hit anyone with a car regardless they are fucked cops just for revenue raising bullshit

doesn’t even say anything about the wing at the end either. honestly just trying to fill his quota and of tickets for the night

I guess you could be angry if the laws weren't known well - but they are. Everyone in Australia knows that if you even paint the car the wrong colour you can probably get defected.

@@lukesmith112 yep. They're making up the quota from what they lost during covid.

Maybe they want it.. instead of their boring cop car .

Bro aussie and UK cops are some of the worst humans on this planet

agree

Gotta hit those KPI quota's

Absolutely mate probably worked really hard for the car regardless of the condition

Na. He said he's already had a few defects so as a learner he should of learnt from his mistakes.

Some people need tough love. If he never learns he'll never progress further.

Well yea, the factory wing is a better choice.

What is he driving? And airplane?

@@bossyboots4821 32gtst’s don’t have a factory spoiler...

i needed to wash my eyes with bleach after seeing how disgusing that wing is

@Damn Jap Car well like the owner said he bought it like that

the only thing that's dangerous is the seat, and he didn't even notice, it's bright red too.

@@sexalex Only dangerous if it doesn't have the right approvals

@@sexalex looks l

@@kylehall1220 Do you really think theyre FIA approved with his car looking like that? doubt it.

exactly i think by the time a pedestrian hits the spoiler it was already game over for them not to mention all these dumb ass cops who think they are mechanical engineers =, had my own experience with a pair of numnuts looking for a turbo on a non turbo car because it had a blue silicon hose . then defected the car for some missing paint on the plate not the identifyers mind you the background

Given cops are selected for above average height, and the job attracts people that like to be forcibly in charge, it is quite unlikely they were bullied at school.

@@keithammleter3824 but you deffently were fuckin hell

If they have charged you more than the maximum, you can appeal it. But ultimately, the police don't decide the fine amount. They only enforce the law. Also, punctuation goes immediately after the word. E.g., "word, word", not "word , word."

I thought he was done for with the drug test, he looked cooked af.

Or bogans with cornflake packet spoilers.

@@teeanahera8949 that skyline, even with a cornflak packet spoiler is still worth more than your car. Maybe dont spend all your time hating people for the things they like. Its not as if his crappy spoiler is going to follow yo though a drivethrough and look for something to fine you over.

You don't like enforcing laws that save lives?? Why?

He didn't indicate that he was going to flee, why would you think they'd deploy stop sticks? The law is law. You need to display L plates, and you need to ensure your car is safe to drive.

@@Jonesy1701 Because a fast food drive through is probably the only place these old dinosaurs would have a chance to successfully snare a major crime figure like this young man.

@@kym393 Unlikely, the vast majority of traffic stops involve compliant individuals.

Why? They knew it was illegal. The person supervising the learner would of been of aware of defects because its part of getting an open license

@@mfitz1991 ​ @mfitz1997 im from europe and have a problem with all the revenue raising in australia. But i mean..... this is an adult supervising a learner who should not be learning to drive in a performance sedan to start with. No L plates (I think P plates are a retarded concept. You are either a qualified driver or you are not) which is a huge problem and the supervisor should have at least been aware of that. and what the hell is going on with that license plate? It is a obviously non road legal car and she tries to teach someone how to drive. Tbh imho they should just get rid of supervised L cars - they should all go to driving school rather than pick up bad habits from mum and dad.

@@kingprone7846 100% agree about going to proper place to learn. We just have an issue with adults in Australia not being able to grow up and take responsibility for shit. People can complain about the so called "revenue raising" all they want but at the end of the day we all know the rules and have the responsibility to follow them. You can't get fined if you do the right things. The streets aren't a private race track. I'm in my mid 20's and drive an ssv and yet I have never been pulled over or fined. So I don't see why people play the victim when it's not that hard to drive safely

@@mfitz1991 the thing is that's legal in nsw wheres registred so it kinda is ass that the cop defected him on another state allows it

1000 dollar car back then

Usually I would agree with that statement but the spoiler deserved it 100%

@@knight2425 Looked home made.

Australia has lots of dumb rules, draconian enforcement and worst of all..... lots of sheep who believe it all helps.

@@geepuller1 and a lot of those dumb rules and draconian policing wouldn’t exist if there weren’t so many wankers out there doing dangerous things while putting people lives at risk while also acting like they are invincible and above everyone else

@@knight2425 yet somehow despite all of the diminished rights and inconveniences for decent people the road toll is still just the same as many other countries...... the authorities pat themselves on the back for reduction of per capita road toll over the decades without even acknowledging the vast improvement in vehicles. Police and other authorities apply no judgement and just take money off people based on black and white rules. Sheep like you buy it and think it all helps.

not always, but either way, it would do more damage.

I know my car does 🤣 oh wells feels bad for the pedestrians that are gonna get smacked by it

@@mousab9 it depends on the spoler. The spoiler itself is not the problem is the way it is exposed which poses a danger.

@@kingprone7846 my spoilers exposed it's an a45s if I clip someone with that their dead

@@mousab9 no the A45s spoiler is completely fine. You cant compare that to his spoiler. i.e. see reply below "Have a look at factory wings and spoilers. They are plastic with rounded edges and will probably break off if you hit them with much force. That aftermarket POS has sharp edges, its fixed to the boot lid with metal risers and has sharp side plates. Its not designed for street use."

@@mousab9 No its not. The A45s spoiler is completely fine and would pass an inspection in europe. This kids spoiler does not. The a45s has a rounded plastic spoiler which is secured with glue and small screws. It will detach when it hits something. His spoiler is chuncky with side wings bolted in and then drilled into the booth which will not detach upon impact. Nevermind that its metallish and thin and wont spread the impact force. It's a testament to the poor Australian driver training that you cannot see this.

did a reaction time test and scored a 0.050 so im pretty sure most of us l platers can avoid hitting a person lmao yeh

@@VZBOYY ehm.... no.

@@kingprone7846 well idk if that reaction time applies to driving but it definitely applies to gaming

no it was just the best they could come up with seeing as they have a lightbar and multiple antennae just a$%wipes

I've been teaching some mates how to drive and a learner driver can not be trusted just yet. I'm sick of these learner drivers who think they can drive when they definitely can't. There's a reason why they make you do 120 hours of learning first. Just my opinion though.

This isn't a action movie bud lol.

aussie road cops are fuckwits lmao. even some in nz. one tried to ping me for doing burnouts because my wheel arch was wet. it was raining. nothing makes sense.

Bahahahahaha, love the comment, would be funny as to see this in a movie, couldn’t help but lol, 😂

Spent everything on the car. I respect it lol

Same bro he looked like he was in another dimension 😂 Poor bloke tho Looks like he had a long day at work just to be slapped in the face by these two over dramatic morons

Yeah, he got lucky because he was definitely on something.

I disagree

A way to push young people into debt and drugs for a spoiler and an exhaust.

And sketchy as, very untrustworthy looking fella

@@ArtVandelayOfficial ok Mr. Vandelay

He probably was. There are ways to cheat the drug test easily. Like brushing your teeth and tongue.

@@ArtVandelayOfficial nice to know you form opinions based on looks rather than personality

@@44fall4 It's one of our most primal instincts Sorry you're offended princess

Sorry but I disagree with you on this one.

@@JimmyJones666 Explain then.

@@readytokill123 well the kid said he's been defected a few times now so as him being a learner he needs a wake up call. If he never learns he'll never progress further with driving and doing the right thing. Some people need tough love dude.

@@JimmyJones666 Being taught about defects won't make you a better driver.. But the point isn't that he needs a "wake up call" it's the fact that the defect the officer is making about the spoiler is absolutely ridiculous

@@readytokill123 the spoiler thing was bullshit but the tint on the Windows was pretty f**ked. He needs to learn before he gets his P's.

Yes we are and just like our gun laws too, go Australia

is a ricer someone who overdoes it with mods?

@@currycruncher5466 no a ricer is someone who adds redundant modifications that are purely for looks only. Aftermarket spoiler, exhaust and such which are only for aesthetic purposes and do not provide any real performance.

Just pigs hunting for scrapes

There hard on cars here to bud

@@porterbennett7041 First of all it's they're, second of all I mean compared to Australia.

@@mackcummy4976 Yeah but you have a Prime Minister who's Fidel Castro's bastard child and who is so deep into the WEF (Klaus Schwab's) pockets that you'll be eating cockroach meat in a few years.

technically its the plates first. there is no fine for defect notice, unless you fail to get the canary fixed within 28 days. and also, dont know about vic, but in nsw i see cars with fart cans everywhere and huge ass GT wings yet they dont get in trouble

those aftermarket exhausts can be done tastefully. I was cycling my usual route the other day when some commodore with a huge exhaust came by. wasn't really loud but had a really nice pleasant drone and stutter behind it. Was actually kinda soothing to listen to.

L platers and P platers can't drive turbos in south aus

Have a look at factory wings and spoilers. They are plastic with rounded edges and will probably break off if you hit them with much force. That aftermarket POS has sharp edges, its fixed to the boot lid with metal risers and has sharp side plates. Its not designed for street use.

@@slickstrings calm down, what do you think he's hitting pedestrians on a daily or something? there are a lot of LEGAL things on a car that would fuck a pedestrians day if hit, a spoiler at the back of the car is the least of anyone's worries... just a poor excuse for police to be dumb dogs... yet again

@@slickstrings a bull bar wouldn’t leave a scratch would it

@@exbower2 how many people exactly have to be maimed by a poorly built car for it to be declared unroadworthy? The manufacturers of those wings even say they arent for street use simply because they have never been put through any testing for any design rules. What if it detatches on the freeway and a motorcyclist hits it? I know someone who was killed exactly like that and i dont like seeing shit cars when im out riding. Back when i had my skyline i thought that garbage was cool, though never put it on mine. few years later i grew up. Dont want to deal with it? Dont put dumb shit on your car.

@@haydenpostans6328 dumb comparison. Bullbars are subject to design regulations and unlike a shitty wing poorly bolted to a boot lid, they have actual purpose and are usually mounted on a different class of vehicle, hence allowance can be made. Having said that you would be amazed how many people chucking accessories on immediately make their 4wd illegal just be exceeding the weight limit. Btw hitting a pedestrian is not the only reason why those wings are not allowed.

that cops daughter got deflowered in a ricer with a cannon on it its his payback

Ofc its changed what logic is that? Pay a fine and just keep driving? That's just stupid

Of course it changed and points apply. If its work like that then i would never get off my Ls neither having someone next to me just do whatever i like and money is not the problem like points would be.

wing is dangerous and it’s pretty well established that it can be a cause for a defect. They were harsh and I think it was somewhat fair but they could’ve been generous with these easy fixes if they wanted to

@@solomonerjok1405 yes they defect wings as they see them as pedestrian hazard but if we think logically the pedestrian is already Effed if they manage to go over the car and get hit by the wing but most wings are sturdy but break apart with a bit of concentrated force

Im pretty sure that wing is actually legal in NSW. I remember reading something somewhere you can have a wing/spoiler if it doesn't extend pass the shape of the sides of the car, so basically it has to be shorter than the width of the car. So that if your driving past someone and you barely miss them with the side of your car they dont get hooked on the wing. I think this guy knows that too cause otherwise he prolly would have gotten a bigger wing otherwise and not such an uncomfortably small one.

@@geko_acidic i think you may be correct on that one

measuring tint in the dark is a good one

See now that's a shit go haha. I agree with what they did with this kid though.

the drug tests are quite inaccurate and I hope they are modified nowadays to have a very high cutoff - otherwise you pick up people who have done some MDMA a week ago or smoked cannabis a few weeks ago. Like it would be inappropriate. Australia has a 0 tolerance for drug tests (which isn't right), so the drug test may have a very high cutoff as a roadside test to not incriminate someone who kissed someone with a bit of LSD on their lips lol.

probably on benzos, he looked off his chops