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Grieving mum pushes for driving law change after death of her son
A grieving Melbourne mother is campaigning for an automatic driver’s licence suspension for motorists accused of causing fatal crashes, after the man charged over the hit-run death of her 16-year-old was allowed to keep his licence while on bail.
Diego, 16, was killed last year while crossing a Melbourne road after leaving a friend's barbecue.
Terri Svoronos said she was stunned to discover the accused driver was legally permitted to keep driving while awaiting trial. A Current Affair
Police allege 23-year-old Harry Waldron was speeding and on his phone before striking the teenager and fleeing the scene.
Waldron has been charged with offences including dangerous driving causing death, but under current Victorian law, the suspension of a driver's licence is not automatic for drivers charged in connection with a fatality.
Terri Svoronos pushes for driving law changes after son Diego’s death
The Bentleigh mother says she has been unable to grieve the death of her 16-year-old son as she campaigns for changes to Victoria’s laws around serious driving offences
Terri Svoronos is demanding an overhaul of Victorian laws after the driver accused of killing her 16-year-old son was allowed to keep his licence. Photos: Supplied
Terri Svoronos walked into a meeting with Victoria’s Attorney-General last week expecting she would have to fight to get her proposed changes to Victoria’s driving laws considered.
Instead, Sonya Kilkenny told her the matter had already been referred to the Victorian Law Reform Commission.
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