Aleksandra Nazir, 18, of Lambert Street, Bathurst, did not appear in Bathurst Local Court to answer the charge against her and it was subsequently dealt with in her absence by magistrate Cate Follent.

Police facts tendered to the court told how Nazir was breath-tested by police after coming out of the Bathurst McDonald's drive-through.

Antecedents handed to the court told how the accused is a delivery driver and the holder of a P1 provisional class of licence.

According to the police facts, Nazir drove a Kia Picanto out of the drive-through and southbound in the car park of Bathurst McDonald's on Durham Street on Thursday, March 21 at about 2.20am when police activated their warning lights.

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They asked her to produce a current driver's licence, which she did, and she was then given a roadside breath test, which returned a positive reading for her class of driving licence.

Nazir was arrested and taken to Bathurst Police Station for a breath analysis, returning a reading of 0.016. As Nazir holds a P1 provisional licence, the reading falls into the range of novice.

According to the police facts, Nazir told officers at the police station she had two single shot bourbon and Cokes and one double shot bourbon and Coke between 9.30pm and 11.15pm at Bathurst Panthers and did not have any food while she was drinking.

She went home, but later decided to drive to McDonald's so she could buy some food, according to the police facts.

Nazir was convicted on the matter, fined $400, and disqualified from driving for three months.