Driver license categories nz

This page explains the information printed on a photo driver licence card, and the different types of driver licence that are available. What is a driver licence? Your New Zealand photo driver licence card verifies who you are, the vehicles you're qualified to drive and any conditions you're required to meet when driving. Safer driver = safer roads. In New Zealand there are 6 classes of driver licence: Class 1 - Car; Class 2 - Medium Rigid Vehicle (bus or truck 6,,kg) Class 3 - Medium Combination Vehicle (truck trailer 12,,kg) Class 4 - Heavy Rigid Vehicle (bus or truck 18,+kg) Class 5 - Heavy Combination Vehicle (truck trailer 25,+kg) Class 6 - Motorcycle; Class 1 . driver licensing agent. These are selected branches of: • Automobile Association (AA) • Vehicle Testing New Zealand (VTNZ). You need to: • complete a DL19 application form • provide evidence of your identity - this can be: your New Zealand photographic licence (which can be current or expired up to two years), or.

Learner licence; Restricted licence; Full licence; Advanced driving course; Who can be a supervisor. Driver licence classes (Factsheet 11) This factsheet outlines the vehicles covered by each class of licence. It also advises what classes and/or endorsements you need to have to drive a particular type of vehicle (eg trailers, traction engines and tractors. Class 1 – car licence (restricted) A holder of a Class 1 restricted licence can also drive any agricultural trailer with a GLW of no more than kg or a combination vehicle (agricultural tractor and agricultural trailer with a GCW of no more than kg as long as it’s driven at a speed of less than 40kph. Class 1 – car licence (full).

You will only be able to drive the same types of vehicles you are licensed to the authority that issued your overseas licence (an international driving. Land Transport (Driver Licensing) Rule Reprint as at 1 May Coat of Arms of New Zealand Classification of driver licences and endorsements. Most heavy vehicle drivers go through a graduated system from Class 2 to 4 and then from 4 to 5, as Class 3 is both optional and rarely required. · Each Class.