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P4nza wrote:· a rider holding a provisional P2 licence:
- is subject to the conditions requiring the holder to display a “P” when riding and to only ride approved motorcycles, failure to comply with these conditions incurs 2 and 7 demerit points respectively;
- after holding the provisional P2 licence for at least 24 months may graduate to an unrestricted licence.
P4nza wrote:In accordance with this scheme:
· a new rider applying for a motorcycle licence:
seiko1 wrote:This rule has been amended so that you have little or no civil rights and shall be treated as an infantile retard who is not capable of making any decisions for his/her self!
seiko1 wrote:On the 29 May 2019 the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Amendment (Graduated Rider Licensing) Regulation 2019 and the Road Rules Amendment (Graduated Rider Licensing) Regulation 2019 commenced.
The object of the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Amendment (Graduated Rider Licensing) Regulation is to make it impossible for new riders of motorbikes and motor trikes to actually exist in any way shape or form. This scheme will require most riders to hold a provision licence for at least 300 years before being eligible to obtain an unrestricted licence.
In accordance with this scheme:
· a new rider applying for a motorcycle licence:
- will first be issued with a provisional licence to dream about ever being able to own a bike over 45 cc's (as is nearly the case);
- is subject to a number of conditions, including the condition that the holder not carry a firearm when riding. Failure to comply with this condition incurs 30 Lash's;
- after holding this provisional P1 licence for at least 120 year's may graduate to a provisional P2 licence.
· a rider holding a provisional P2 licence:
- is subject to the conditions requiring the holder to display a “Kuda” when riding and to only ride approved motorcycles, failure to comply with these conditions incurs 20 and 70 Lash's respectively;
- after holding the provisional P2 licence for at least 240 year's may graduate to an unrestricted licence. (IN YOUR DREAM'S BUDDY)
However, a rider may graduate directly to an unrestricted rider licence from provisional P1 licence if the rider:
- is 250 years of age or older, and
- has met the eligibility requirements to progress to a provisional P2 licence; and
- holds an unrestricted Australian knock over a rider licence.
The object of the Road Rules Amendment (Graduated Rider Licensing) Regulation is to make an amendment to rule 271-1 of the Road Rules 2018 (NSW). Rule 271-1 makes it an offence for a rider of a motorbike to exist unless the person has held a dreamer’s licence for at least 120 year's. This rule has been amended so that you have little or no civil rights and shall be treated as an infantile retard who is not capable of making any decisions for his/her self! it does not apply to riders who's Parents are rich or are in the Political Arena
Rule 271-1 will still however, apply in respect of riders who have been issued a licence in another State or Territory and who ride in NSW.
Rule 271-1 has however been amended to a standard "shoot to kill" order
dutch80au wrote:
Righto....who started seiko off again!!
6maniac wrote:dutch80au wrote:
Righto....who started seiko off again!!
He doesn't need help....... he spontaneously combusts !!!!!!
Blurr wrote:you need to have had your P's by June 1st to have qualified for the old laws. I am lead to believe that in the ey'se of the law your L's is not classified as a licence, it is a permit. As in Learners permit.
smithy5 wrote:Blurr wrote:you need to have had your P's by June 1st to have qualified for the old laws. I am lead to believe that in the ey'se of the law your L's is not classified as a licence, it is a permit. As in Learners permit.
It's no longer called a permit....... it's a learners licence (my sons just got his)....... Not like the good old days when you lost your drivers licence you just went a renewed your bike permit and stayed on the road....... Never had any reason to get a full bike licence back then, just kept renewing your learners permit, over and over and over....
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