Western Australia’s demerit points system is the government’s not-so-subtle way of telling you to drive like your granny’s watching. Each traffic offence racks up points on your licence, and hit 12 points within three years, and you’re facing a suspension. The points vary by offence; for example, speeding might cost you 1 to 3 points, while running a red light could be 3 points. The system resets after three years without offences, but don’t test your luck. For precise details, check the official WA Department of Transport site or ServiceCentral.
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