952GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964.

952 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. 4. For the purposes of Division (1) of Part IV of the Act, motor vehicles are classified as follows:— Class. Vehicle. Class. Vehicle. A. (i) Any motor car (ii) Any motor wagon having a tare weight of 40 cwt. or less; and (iii) Any tractor (not prime mover type) having a tare weight of 60 cwt. or less B. (1) Any motor wagon (not being articulated type); and (ii) Any tractor (not prime mover type) C. Any articulated vehicle D. (i) Any motor cycle with or with- out side car attachment; and (ii) Any motor carrier. E. Any motor car fitted with auto- matic transmission. F. Any vehicle licensed or used as an omnibus. G. Any vehicle licensed or used as a taxi-car or private taxi-car. H. Any vehicle licensed or used as a passenger vehicle not being an omnibus, taxi-car or private taxi-car. I. Any tractor (not prime mover type) having a tare weight of 60 cwt. or less. J. Any tractor (not prime mover type). 5. (1) In order to satisfy the Commissioner of Police that he is qualified to obtain the driver's license sought, the applicant shall demonstrate his ability to control (a) in the case of a license appropriate to Class A, a motor car, or a motor wagon, fitted with manual gears; (b) in the case of a license appropriate to Class B, a motor wagon having a tare weight exceeding 40 cwt.; and (c) in the case of a license appropriate to Class D, either vehicle of that class. (2) A a person, being the holder of a license appropriate to a class set out in Column 1, hereunder, is entitled to drive, on a road, any vehicle of a class set out in the correspondingly opposite position in Column 2, hereunder, subject, however, to any conditions in the latter column mentioned. Column 1. Column 2. Class A .. Class E and, if the vehicle is not carrying passengers, or plying, for hire or reward, Classes G and H. Class B Classes A and E, and, if the vehicle is not carrying passengers, or plying, for hire or reward, Classes F, G and H. Class C Classes A, B and E, and, if the vehicle is not carrying passengers, or plying, for hire or reward, Classes F, G and H. 6. Subject to the exercise of the powers conferred on the Commissioner of Police, by section 23B of the Act, a license appropriate to a class set out in Column 1, hereunder, shall not be issued to a person, unless he has attained the age set out in the correspondingly opposite position in Column 2, here- under. Column 1. Column 2. Class A 17 years Class B 20 years Class d 20 years Class D 17 years Class E 17 years Class F 21 years Class G 21 years Class H 21 years Class I 17 years Class J 20 years

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GA'ZET'TE. W.A. 953 7. Every license issued on probation shall be indorsed, in the space set apart for conditions, with the words, "ON PROBATION until", followed by the date on which, but fer the provisions of section 25B of the Act, the period of probation would ordinarily expire. 8. The several regulations, or parts of regulations, designated in the schedule to these regulations are those prescribed pursuant to subparagraph (iv) of paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section 25B of the Act. 9. The forms to be used for the purposes of these regulations are such as may be approved by the Minister, from time to time, and published in the Government Gazette. 10. Where a person satisfies the Commissioner of Police that a driver's license issued to him has been lost or destroyed, he may obtain a duplicate thereof, on payment of an amount of 5s. Paragraph (a) of subregulation (1) and subregulation (2) of regulation 177; regulations 178, 190, 191A, 192, 200, 207, 231, 232 and 233A; subregulations (4) and (7) of regulation 238; regulation 240; regulation 245, as applied to, and read with, paragraphs (a), (d and (e) of subregulation (1) of regulation 246; regulation 247; paragraph (b) of subregulation (lb) of regulation 249; and subregulation (2) of regulation 394E; of the Traffic Regulations, 1954 (as amended). TRAFFIC ACT, 1919 (AS AMENDED). Office of the Commissioner of Police, HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to the powers conferred by the Traffic Act, 1919 (as amended), has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedule hereunder, to have effect on and after the 1st March, 1964. regula- tions.