Ixion
24th April 2007, 17:41
This post is from the MoT road safety forum (http://www.safeas.govt.nz/smf/)
Currently, motorcycle riders in the learner phase of their licence must not travel faster than 70km/h. The intention of this condition is to keep the most inexperienced riders out of the highest speed zones. However, the restricted test examines a rider's ability to ride on roads where the speed limit might be up to 100km/h.
The Ministry of Transport is considering whether this condition of a learner licence should be removed to allow learner riders to practice this skill before sitting the restricted test. What are members thoughts on this? Should the condition be removed altogether, or after a certain period of time on the learner phase so riders can practice for their restricted test?
"woodm" is a member of the Ministry. So, there y'go. The faceless ones are asking what people think. So , now is the time for everybody who has grumbled about that limit to take effective action to get it removed. Speak now, or shut up about it.
Dead easy, you have to register but it's just KB. Post is in the Motorcycles forum (yep, they have a specific forum for bikes!)
Currently, motorcycle riders in the learner phase of their licence must not travel faster than 70km/h. The intention of this condition is to keep the most inexperienced riders out of the highest speed zones. However, the restricted test examines a rider's ability to ride on roads where the speed limit might be up to 100km/h.
The Ministry of Transport is considering whether this condition of a learner licence should be removed to allow learner riders to practice this skill before sitting the restricted test. What are members thoughts on this? Should the condition be removed altogether, or after a certain period of time on the learner phase so riders can practice for their restricted test?
"woodm" is a member of the Ministry. So, there y'go. The faceless ones are asking what people think. So , now is the time for everybody who has grumbled about that limit to take effective action to get it removed. Speak now, or shut up about it.
Dead easy, you have to register but it's just KB. Post is in the Motorcycles forum (yep, they have a specific forum for bikes!)