A Young man who was caught driving with a suspended licence will be off the road for three months and is out of pocket $200.
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Jarrod Dean John Pope, 21, of William Street, Young, was convicted at Young Local Court on a charge of driving while suspended about 4.15pm on July 6.
Police recognised Pope as a suspended driver travelling west along Lovell Street, according to a police statement.
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Police inquiries showed that his licence was suspended due to demerit points from April 20 this year till July 19.
Police say he told them he had started a “payment plan” that same day.
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The court heard that Pope, who represented himself at court, had been given a good behaviour bond at the beginning of last year.
“A section 10 bond is like gold, don’t squander that,” Magistrate O’Brien said.
“Don’t drive until your driving privileges are restored, don’t put it at risk,” he
