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    pillion on restricted

    Today I got a ticket for speeding and a passenger on my restricted licence. The cop was pretty good about it and knocked a fair bit off my speed. Anyway my passenger had a full licence and I was wondering if thats OK much like how in a car you can have a full licence passenger as your supervisor if you're on a restricted.

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    don't think so-different rules for bikes an cars, think you are done bro,sorry

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    Quote Originally Posted by slopster
    The cop was pretty good about it and knocked a fair bit off my speed. Anyway my passenger had a full licence and I was wondering if thats OK much like how in a car you can have a full licence passenger as your supervisor if you're on a restricted.
    Nope. Not like the car ~ in fact I think it says something with regards to that in 'The Book'. You remember the Road Code don't you?

    Sounds like you met a very kind officer ~ count yourself lucky this time, eh?
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    Nope, just out of luck, doesnt matter.
    In the cage, the "passenger" is spoosed to be able to influence the drive some, habbits ect.
    On the bike it too hard to talk, and if you make a mistake, its too late to do anything about it.
    Just another way to make cages better over motor bikes, will probably the only way.
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    Not to mention them affecting the little bikes - I tested the idea on a private road. *ahem

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    Arrow Shit happens

    learn from it, pay for the ticket and move on dude.
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    how much for the pillion part of it?
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    Big diff between a pillion on a bike and a passenger in a car.

    if/when the poo hit the spinner the pillion can do nought except:
    1) be at risk
    2) reduce your manoeverability
    3) be at risk...

    in a car they can advise of upcoming problems, reasonably reach some controls if absolutely needed etc. They don't affect handling of the car (generally... although I can think of a FEW that might... Mr Creosote for example)...

    You get the idea.

    I'm a fan opf the restrictions on Learner licences. You need to be challenged, so you can learn, you also need a safe environment to do that. I don't think a pillion will help you too much in that respect.
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    Yeah fair enough I guess. Got $400 for the pillion + $120 speeding so I guess it was an expensive excercise - but he knocked a lot off my speed so I guess it could have been worse. He didn't record any demerits for the pillion just for the speed so I don't know if those will be put on when I pay. The irony is I was booked in for CBTA full licence this wednesday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by slopster
    Yeah fair enough I guess. Got $400 for the pillion + $120 speeding so I guess it was an expensive excercise - but he knocked a lot off my speed so I guess it could have been worse. He didn't record any demerits for the pillion just for the speed so I don't know if those will be put on when I pay. The irony is I was booked in for CBTA full licence this wednesday!
    I think the breach of licence conditions (pillion ticket) comes with an automatic 25 demerit points . Unfortunately, it sounds like this has already affected your course. More the shame.

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    totally different

    Quote Originally Posted by slopster
    Today I got a ticket for speeding and a passenger on my restricted licence. The cop was pretty good about it and knocked a fair bit off my speed. Anyway my passenger had a full licence and I was wondering if thats OK much like how in a car you can have a full licence passenger as your supervisor if you're on a restricted.
    just as it is different driving in one country to the next...
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    sorry but all breaches of your licence carry 25 demerits. so you only need 4 breaches in 2 years and it is good by licence for 3 months.

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    Its quite funny cause in Australia its the opposite. You get your learners with just a theory test I just did an extra 5 multiple choice when I converted my NZ license to a Queensland one.

    You can then ride only when someone who has had their full license for a certain amount of time is following you in another verhicle or if they are riding pillion!
    ¿Porque no ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimdaworm
    Its quite funny cause in Australia its the opposite. You get your learners with just a theory test I just did an extra 5 multiple choice when I converted my NZ license to a Queensland one.

    You can then ride only when someone who has had their full license for a certain amount of time is following you in another verhicle or if they are riding pillion!
    Those crazy aussies eh?

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