Queensland authorities stand firm on 4WD ride height enforcement 

Authorities in Queensland have come under fire for targeting four-wheel drives and utes with suspension raised beyond the legal limit during Operation Lift in September last year – one month before revised rules were introduced. Enthusiasts have claimed on social media that some drivers should have their defect notices cleared and the $130 defective vehicle fines refunded, alleging they were issued in error.

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