Driving License
#16
Re: Driving License
Originally posted by Ulujain
Most likely if you are from a country that drives on the right, you'll need to do a road test in Australia.
Most likely if you are from a country that drives on the right, you'll need to do a road test in Australia.
That means for the left side drivers, no test required???Your answer is very much appreciated.
#17
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 11,149
Re: Driving License
Originally posted by Ulujain
Most likely if you are from a country that drives on the right, you'll need to do a road test in Australia.
Most likely if you are from a country that drives on the right, you'll need to do a road test in Australia.
Recognition of licences from certain countries
The recognition of licences from certain countries has been agreed nationally and commenced in NSW on and from 20 May 2002. Customers that have not failed a driving or riding test, as at 20 May 2002, will be exempted from the test if they hold an acceptable licence from one of the recognised countries. The exemption only applies to applicants for Class C (car) licences.
The RTA reserves the right to require customers to undertake a driving test, and may not issue a licence until it is satisfied that the overseas licence is valid.
Recognised countries
Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark
Finland, France, Germany, Greece
Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg
Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain
Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, USA
The licensing authority in Victoria (VicRoads) is responsible for maintaining the national list of recognised countries. View the most up-to-date list of recognised countries.
#18
Re: Driving License
Originally posted by ABCDiamond
WA Driving tests etc
http://www.learners.wa.gov.au/
http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licen...ning/gdtl.html
WA Motoring organisation
http://www.racwa.com.au/
WA Driving tests etc
http://www.learners.wa.gov.au/
http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licen...ning/gdtl.html
WA Motoring organisation
http://www.racwa.com.au/
#19
Re: Driving License
So whats the score with WA, Sa and QLD ?
Is it the same as with NSW and Victoria whereby you just exchange your British driving licence for a state licence i.e. no driving test, practical or theory ?
Is it the same as with NSW and Victoria whereby you just exchange your British driving licence for a state licence i.e. no driving test, practical or theory ?
#20
Re: Driving License
Originally Posted by BAY
So whats the score with WA, Sa and QLD ?
Is it the same as with NSW and Victoria whereby you just exchange your British driving licence for a state licence i.e. no driving test, practical or theory ?
Is it the same as with NSW and Victoria whereby you just exchange your British driving licence for a state licence i.e. no driving test, practical or theory ?
w.a you have to do a theory test.
regards karen
#21
Re: Driving License
Originally Posted by kaznjeff
w.a you have to do a theory test.
regards karen
regards karen
Nope, not since 2005, just a straight swap now.
#22
Re: Driving License
What about provisional licence holders?
Originally Posted by kaznjeff
w.a you have to do a theory test.
regards karen
regards karen
#23
Re: Driving License
Originally Posted by mlbonner
Nope, not since 2005, just a straight swap now.
what, you mean we dont have to do a theory test??, thats great,i failed the on line one !!!.
#24
Re: Driving License
Originally Posted by kaznjeff
what, you mean we dont have to do a theory test??, thats great,i failed the on line one !!!.
Pretty certain, think Warren (Go Bananas) was the first one to post about this for WA, so you could do a search. Or else it should be on the website you just failed the test you dont (hopefully) have to do!!