Vehicle escapes after incident

Police are investigating an incident outside a Queen St, Warragul restaurant during the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Warragul Police responded to a call of people causing trouble outside Three Brothers and an Oven.

When they arrived, police observed a black hatchback vehicle parked in Mason St with its lights on.

As police approached the scene, police said the vehicle turned off its lights and drove off in a northerly direction up Mason St.

Security footage at the scene showed two women arriving in the vehicle before attempting to kick down the door to the restaurant. companies and organisations, as is public liability and volunteer insurance.

The name has now changed to TAC L2P, but the aim remains the same; to structure the learner driving experience into four key stages so each participant will become a safer learner and probationary driver.

The program recorded its 166th learner driver to pass their driving test. Last year’s participants recorded a 100 per cent success rate, with three of the 12 obtaining their licence in manual cars.

However, COVID restrictions last year also impacted the program and now the L2P program is desperate for more mentors to assist the learner drivers.

Baw Baw L2P will be part of the Australia Day celebrations at Drouin Civic Park next Tuesday.

The program needs more mentors to join the ranks and become part of a successful, cooperative and rewarding group of volunteers.

Current and past learners and mentors will attend the event to share their L2P experiences.