Can we get back on topic!
It is only when special and exceptional circumstances clearly transform the relationship between a particular driver and a particular passenger into a special or different class or category of relationship that the case will be one in which the duty of care owed by the particular driver to the particular passenger will be either expanded or confined by reference to the objective standard of skill or care which is reasonably to be expected of a driver to a passenger in the category of a case where that special or different relationship exists.
(I guess the topic still is to write the longest sentence without punctuation, source is http://law.ato.gov.au/atolaw/view.htm?DocID=JUD%2F162CLR376%2F00002)