Ah, the Northern Territory's approach to demerit points—a charm offensive for bad drivers. In the NT, accumulating 12 demerit points within a 3-year period can lead to a license suspension, which is less generous than some states but plenty enough to keep you on your toes. Demerit points are slapped on for offenses ranging from speeding to running red lights. New drivers start with a lower threshold of 4 points, so even a single slip-up can be costly. Remember, points stay on your record for three years, so a clean slate requires consistent good behaviour. For the nitty-gritty or your specific situation, check out the Territory’s official transport website or ServiceCentral.
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