Is it legal to wear an L plate when you are not a Learner?
Is it legal to wear an L plate when you are not a Learner?
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Legality of having a full licence and having an "L' on the back???
I think it stands for "Looney" quite nicely and could be an interesting talking point when pulled overfor doing 100 in a 100kmh area!
Edit: Damn Marmoot asking the same thing while I was typing!
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When I started to learn I had my L plate on and got the same treatment as you, when I took it off all the tailgating etc stopped its un fucken believeable the difference it makes. But I did the same as you, kept it on for my first week until i felt able in my ablities not to stall at the lights etc. When a car was tailgating me on a single laned road (one each way) i slowed down very slowly until i stopped put the stand down got off my bike and approached the car ( i was really mad) I yelled abse at him as he would not roll down his window to have a 'discussion' but he didn't tailgate me anymore when i started off again. Act like a crazy cunt and even bigger people than you will think twice
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[Quoting both of you so you don't get upset and start pulling each other's hair lol]
I've never seen any reference to it being a problem (and I have been reading the road code for motorcycles recently)
Consider the situation when I lend my bike to an experienced rider and he doesn't happen to be carrying a spanner to undo the thoroughly-bolted-on L. I look forward to the day we're riding 100kph on the motorway with me as a pillion and the L plate prominently displayed. Preferably after 10pm.![]()
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Umm.....I am actually planning to put the plate on my Hayabusa. Hence the question.........
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I understand it needs to be displayed in the 'prescribed manner', which I gather is prominently displayed, which by my logic means it should be visible to other road users..... the other option is to 'lose' the plate and say, gee, it seems to have fallen off, if you ever get asked!! Hope this helps![]()
Yep
LAND TRANSPORT (DRIVER LICENSING) RULE 1999
PART 16 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESPONSIBILITIES OF DRIVERS
104.Prohibition on display of ``L'' plate except in appropriate circumstances—
A person must not drive, on a road, a motor vehicle that displays an ``L'' plate as specified in clause 66 unless that person—
(a)Holds a learner licence of the class that relates to that vehicle in accordance with Schedule 3; or
(b)Immediately prior to driving has been, or is about to be, accompanying the person in paragraph (a) in accordance with clause 16(1)(a); or
(c)Holds a driving instructor or testing officer endorsement and is driving a vehicle used for purposes connected with that endorsement.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
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