12 month passenger restrictions after licence disqualification
37 12 month passenger restrictions after licence disqualification
In addition to any other conditions that may be attached to a provisional licence, such a licence (other than a motorcycle licence) that is issued to a person by Transport for NSW after a licence disqualification is subject to the condition that the person must not drive a vehicle with more than 1 passenger in or on the vehicle.
The condition applies only—
for the first 12 months of the term of the first provisional licence issued to the person after the licence disqualification or (if that licence is issued for a term of less than 12 months) for the term of that first provisional licence, or
if that first provisional licence is issued for a term of less than 12 months, for the term of that first provisional licence and for such part of the term of any provisional licence issued subsequently or by way of renewal of that first provisional licence as will result in the condition applying for a total period of 12 months.
In this clause—
licence disqualification means disqualification of a person from holding a driver licence (whether or not by an order of a court) as a consequence of the person being convicted of an offence by a court under the road transport legislation.
passenger means any person in or on a vehicle other than the driver.
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