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In Queensland, driving with an unrestrained dog can earn you a hefty fine, usually around $266. It’s not just about the ticket; it’s about safety. An unrestrained pooch can become a dangerous projectile in a crash or cause distraction, increasing the risk for everyone on the road. Queensland laws require dogs to be restrained using a suitable device such as a harness, crate, or dog guard. So, if you fancy avoiding a ticket and keeping your furry mate safe, strap them in. For more details, check the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads guidelines.