Sitting your Full while disqualified.

**The Pastor** · 7th May 2007, 11:23

Howdy.

Does the AA system check for disqualified drivers?

Cheers

Rm.

**Roj** · 7th May 2007, 11:25

Originally Posted by renegade master

Howdy.

Does the AA system check for disqualified drivers?

Cheers

Rm.

Don't know but you need to present your licence prior to taking the test

**The Pastor** · 7th May 2007, 11:28

Originally Posted by Roj

Don't know but you need to present your licence prior to taking the test

I know that, am im not worried for that.

One thing that I see could stop dangerous drivers getting a new license is when you do the test and pass, the system of getting your license may bring up a warning box or something?

**Templar** · 7th May 2007, 11:42

I've just recently sat my full license, and can attest that the whole process did seem extremely thorough. While I cannot say with any certainty one way or the other, my gut feeling would be that this could possibly be a problem!

**The Pastor** · 7th May 2007, 11:54

Originally Posted by Speedie

You could do the driving test, provided you still had physical possesion of your actual plastic licence (although disqualified). The driving tester is not going to know any different. However your problem arises when you wander down to the AA, or any agent of LTSA for that matter with your "passed drivers test" to aquire your new licence, and hey presto, Sorry Mr Renegade sir, your current licence status is showing as disqualified.
So now you have wasted your time and money for nothing, and if they were really cunty about it, can provide evidence to Police that you were driving while disqualified, thus putting the driving testers vehicle at risk due to nil insurance.

So in a word... NO

Does there system check that? What if you sat it just before they came and took ur license?

**Templar** · 7th May 2007, 11:55

You could try it out and see what happens, might be good entertainment for us all?

**The Pastor** · 7th May 2007, 11:58

Originally Posted by Templar

You could try it out and see what happens, might be good entertainment for us all?

i'll do it 4 u bro

**u4ea** · 7th May 2007, 12:03

http://newzealand.govt.nz/record?recordid=1441 hope this helps

**The Pastor** · 7th May 2007, 12:07

Originally Posted by u4ea

http://newzealand.govt.nz/record?recordid=1441 hope this helps

The link doesn't work!

**Hitcher** · 7th May 2007, 12:55

Originally Posted by renegade master

The link doesn't work!

It does now.

**Toaster** · 7th May 2007, 13:04

That link relates to applying for limited licences, not a normal licence. There is a huge difference. If you need an explanation, PM me.

**Grub** · 7th May 2007, 13:12

Originally Posted by Toaster

If you need an explanation, PM me.

Why not spread the love ... and tell us all

**Toaster** · 7th May 2007, 13:47

Originally Posted by Grub

Why not spread the love ... and tell us all

Limited licences are awarded by the judge after an (expensive) application to the court to allow you a 'limited licence' - which usually relates to allowing you to travel to and from work while you are still disqualified. They are not that easy to get and you will pay a lawyer some serious coin to get one successfully.

It does not relate to renewing/re-applying for a 'normal' licence while under a disqualification.

Does that make sense, or should I have another coffee and try again??!!

**The Pastor** · 7th May 2007, 17:22

Im still not convinced that the system checks, the courts the licence system and the police are all seperate, I know that for a fact i'll go and book it soon

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