Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Driver Licensing) Regulation 2021
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Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Driver Licensing) Regulation 2021
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Subsection (2) applies to a person if— immediately before 29 March 2021, the person held a class C learner licence; and before 29 March 2021, the person completed a practical driving test; and between 29 March 2021 and the day before the commencement, both days inclusive, the person had not applied under the expired regulation for a relevant class C licence; and after the commencement, the person applies for a relevant class C licence; and under section 53(2)(a), the person must pass a hazard perception test for a class C motor vehicle in relation to the application. Despite section 53(3)(b), the person must take the hazard perception test before the person applies for the relevant class C licence. Subsection (4) applies to a person if— immediately before 29 March 2021, the person held a class RE learner licence; and before 29 March 2021, the person obtained a competency declaration, or passed a practical driving test, for a class RE or class R motorbike; and between 29 March 2021 and the day before the commencement, both days inclusive, the person had not applied under the expired regulation for a relevant class RE or class R licence; and after the commencement, the person applies for a relevant class RE or class R licence; and under section 115(2)(a), 155(1)(a) or 165(1)(a), the person must pass a hazard perception test for a motorbike in relation to the application. Despite sections 115(3), 155(2) and 165(2), the person must take the hazard perception test before the person applies for the relevant class RE or class R licence. In this section— relevant class C licence means— a class C P1 provisional licence or P1 probationary licence; or a class C P2 provisional licence or P2 probationary licence; or a class C open licence. relevant class RE or class R licence means— a class RE or class R P1 provisional licence or P1 probationary licence; or a class RE or class R P2 provisional licence or P2 probationary licence; or a class RE or class R open licence. (sec.412-ssec.1) Subsection (2) applies to a person if— immediately before 29 March 2021, the person held a class C learner licence; and before 29 March 2021, the person completed a practical driving test; and between 29 March 2021 and the day before the commencement, both days inclusive, the person had not applied under the expired regulation for a relevant class C licence; and after the commencement, the person applies for a relevant class C licence; and under section 53(2)(a), the person must pass a hazard perception test for a class C motor vehicle in relation to the application. (sec.412-ssec.2) Despite section 53(3)(b), the person must take the hazard perception test before the person applies for the relevant class C licence. (sec.412-ssec.3) Subsection (4) applies to a person if— immediately before 29 March 2021, the person held a class RE learner licence; and before 29 March 2021, the person obtained a competency declaration, or passed a practical driving test, for a class RE or class R motorbike; and between 29 March 2021 and the day before the commencement, both days inclusive, the person had not applied under the expired regulation for a relevant class RE or class R licence; and after the commencement, the person applies for a relevant class RE or class R licence; and under section 115(2)(a), 155(1)(a) or 165(1)(a), the person must pass a hazard perception test for a motorbike in relation to the application. (sec.412-ssec.4) Despite sections 115(3), 155(2) and 165(2), the person must take the hazard perception test before the person applies for the relevant class RE or class R licence. (sec.412-ssec.5) In this section— relevant class C licence means— a class C P1 provisional licence or P1 probationary licence; or a class C P2 provisional licence or P2 probationary licence; or a class C open licence. relevant class RE or class R licence means— a class RE or class R P1 provisional licence or P1 probationary licence; or a class RE or class R P2 provisional licence or P2 probationary licence; or a class RE or class R open licence.