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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo

This excessive speed is a summary offence, it comes up as a conviction on a crminal record and has you ticking yes to the criminal record box on job applications and it'll be shown to an employer on a criminal record check, plus effect international travel, you can forget about going to Canada as they're very strict on letting people into their country with criminal convictions.

Good to see NSW are a bit more flexible where the 45km/h over appears.
Think I'll be keeping my NSW Licence.

https://www.nsw.gov.au/sites/default...g_offences.pdf

From one of the many lawyers website..

DO TRAFFIC OFFENCES GO ON A CRIMINAL RECORD?

Traffic offences can be shown on a criminal record, although it will depend on the nature and severity of the crime. If a traffic offence does not go to court, generally it will not appear on a criminal record. Major traffic offences which may appear on your criminal record may include:

Negligent driving (if convicted in court)
Drink driving
Driving under the influence of drugs
Driving whilst on suspension or probation
Being found guilty of a traffic offence whilst on a good behaviour bond
Driving with falsified documents