National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation – Driver Licensing) Regulations 2006
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National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation – Driver Licensing) Regulations 2006
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The holder of an Australian driver licence may drive a motor vehicle for which a higher class of driver licence would normally be required if: (a) the higher class is one for which the person would next be eligible to apply in accordance with the Supporting Principles; and (b) the driver is receiving tuition from, and is accompanied by, a person who: (i) has held that higher class of driver licence (other than a provisional licence) for at least one year; and (ii) is providing the tuition in accordance with the laws of the jurisdiction about driver instruction and the display of signs on vehicles used for that purpose.