sec.76

sec.76 When additional credit for supervision by driver trainers may be applied for

This section applies to the extent the application under section 74 is for credit for supervised driving that was supervised by a driver trainer. For each hour or part of an hour, up to 10 hours, of supervised driving that was supervised by a driver trainer, the applicant may apply for credit for 3 times that amount of supervised driving. A young driver who holds a New Zealand licence has undertaken 7.5 hours of supervised driving, in a car on a road in New Zealand, that was supervised by a driver trainer. The young driver may apply for credit for 22.5 hours of supervised driving. A young driver who holds a New Zealand licence has undertaken 11 hours of supervised driving, in a car on a road in New Zealand, that was supervised by a driver trainer. The young driver may apply for credit for 30 hours of supervised driving. Subsection (4) applies if— section 66 (3) applies in relation to other supervised driving, that is supervised by a driver trainer, completed by the applicant for section 66 (1) (a) and recorded in the applicant’s logbook; and the total number of hours of supervised driving, that is supervised by a driver trainer, mentioned in paragraph (a) and that is the subject of the application under section 74 is more than 10 hours. Despite subsection (2) and section 66 (3) , the total number of hours of supervised driving that may be multiplied by 3 under subsection (2) and section 66 (3) is 10 hours. While holding an interstate licence, a young driver completes 8 hours of supervised driving in a car on a road in Australia that was supervised by a driver trainer. While holding a class C learner licence, the young driver then completes an additional 4 hours of supervised driving in a car on a road in Australia that was supervised by a driver trainer. The total number of hours of supervised driving that was supervised by a driver trainer is 12 hours. The young driver may apply under subsection (2) for credit for 24 hours of supervised driving. Two of the 4 hours of supervised driving under the class C learner licence may then be multiplied by 3 under section 66 (3) to equal 6 hours of supervised driving for section 66 (1) (a) . In this section— driver trainer includes a person accredited (however described) under a law of another country that provides for accrediting persons as trainers of drivers. (sec.76-ssec.1) This section applies to the extent the application under section 74 is for credit for supervised driving that was supervised by a driver trainer. (sec.76-ssec.2) For each hour or part of an hour, up to 10 hours, of supervised driving that was supervised by a driver trainer, the applicant may apply for credit for 3 times that amount of supervised driving. A young driver who holds a New Zealand licence has undertaken 7.5 hours of supervised driving, in a car on a road in New Zealand, that was supervised by a driver trainer. The young driver may apply for credit for 22.5 hours of supervised driving. A young driver who holds a New Zealand licence has undertaken 11 hours of supervised driving, in a car on a road in New Zealand, that was supervised by a driver trainer. The young driver may apply for credit for 30 hours of supervised driving. (sec.76-ssec.3) Subsection (4) applies if— section 66 (3) applies in relation to other supervised driving, that is supervised by a driver trainer, completed by the applicant for section 66 (1) (a) and recorded in the applicant’s logbook; and the total number of hours of supervised driving, that is supervised by a driver trainer, mentioned in paragraph (a) and that is the subject of the application under section 74 is more than 10 hours. (sec.76-ssec.4) Despite subsection (2) and section 66 (3) , the total number of hours of supervised driving that may be multiplied by 3 under subsection (2) and section 66 (3) is 10 hours. While holding an interstate licence, a young driver completes 8 hours of supervised driving in a car on a road in Australia that was supervised by a driver trainer. While holding a class C learner licence, the young driver then completes an additional 4 hours of supervised driving in a car on a road in Australia that was supervised by a driver trainer. The total number of hours of supervised driving that was supervised by a driver trainer is 12 hours. The young driver may apply under subsection (2) for credit for 24 hours of supervised driving. Two of the 4 hours of supervised driving under the class C learner licence may then be multiplied by 3 under section 66 (3) to equal 6 hours of supervised driving for section 66 (1) (a) . (sec.76-ssec.5) In this section— driver trainer includes a person accredited (however described) under a law of another country that provides for accrediting persons as trainers of drivers.

• 1 A young driver who holds a New Zealand licence has undertaken 7.5 hours of supervised driving, in a car on a road in New Zealand, that was supervised by a driver trainer. The young driver may apply for credit for 22.5 hours of supervised driving.
• 2 A young driver who holds a New Zealand licence has undertaken 11 hours of supervised driving, in a car on a road in New Zealand, that was supervised by a driver trainer. The young driver may apply for credit for 30 hours of supervised driving.
• (a) section 66 (3) applies in relation to other supervised driving, that is supervised by a driver trainer, completed by the applicant for section 66 (1) (a) and recorded in the applicant’s logbook; and
• (b) the total number of hours of supervised driving, that is supervised by a driver trainer, mentioned in paragraph (a) and that is the subject of the application under section 74 is more than 10 hours.