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There is no difference, except there will be more cops, guarunteed radars, more attention... it's just more fun if you dont have to constantly watch your speed and watch your back for cops... I never speed excessively, but double demerits weekends are when they are out there specifically to hit you up for 6 points for doing 16km/h over the speed limit. Fawk that!

all the biggest cruises usually take place on double demerit weekends as people are free from work due to public holiday

take it easy and you'll be alrite

go hard and you're risking it... just like any other time.

if this goes ahead with all the ppl listed and more, this could be the biggest skyline cruise ever!

I remember a cruise that went down the south coast back in 2004 that had ~56 cars if I recall correctly.

I remember a cruise that went down the south coast back in 2004 that had ~56 cars if I recall correctly.

56 cars... although we have nearly 50 listed, what makes u think only the listed cars will be rocking up? =)

56 cars... although we have nearly 50 listed, what makes u think only the listed cars will be rocking up? =)

Yeah you always get people tagging along or adding them selves on half way thru a cruise its cool tho!!. If I saw 50 skylines go past or in a carpark I would be following them....

Do the cops know about this cruise??

Just Curious

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