Just a thought

[Gibbo89]

Sorry, just to make sure I get this right: you've been driving your car round at all times during the night, or have been riding your bike?

all good, i have had my full car license for almost 3 years now. so driving around in my car at night, avoiding doing it on my 250 (but would if i really had to) and my scooter was driven around at night too whilst on my full car license

[aprilia_RS250]

I managed to avoid 2 tickets for riding after 10pm....

Told them the boss kept me in and that i'm going straight home (which was the truth anway).

[Jonno.]

The law is like that because most people on their learners are 15/16 and still go to school. People (particularly people in school) are more tired between 10pm-6am.

[MSTRS:Me]

The law is like that because most people on their learners are 15/16 and still go to school. People (particularly people in school) are more tired between 10pm-6am.

In addition to which, when the law re night-time restriction was brought in, TPTB erroneously assumed that most learners would be either schoolkids, or working, either way had already put in a full day and would be tired, therefore increasing their risk of crashing. People doing night shifts at that time were reasonably rare, and I believe could get an exemption due to their circumstances.
Like a lot of the learner restrictions, this one does not suit all, and is probably past it's use-by date.

[Juzz976]

If your male and under 30 your gonna get picked on by cops and ticketed for everything they can get away with, if not you'll most likely get let off with a warning.