Summary Offences Act 2005

In this division—burn out, for a vehicle, means wilfully drive the vehicle in a way that causes a sustained loss of traction of 1 or more of the wheels with the road surface.

Examples—

• driving a vehicle in a way that causes a sustained loss of traction of 1 or more of the drive wheels with a road surface so that the tyres or a substance poured onto the road surface smokes

• driving a vehicle in a way that causes a sustained loss of traction of 1 or more of the drive wheels with a wet or gravelled road surface, regardless of whether the tyres smoke because of a loss of traction

drive, in relation to an electrically power-assisted cycle or personal mobility device, includes ride.motor vehicle see the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995, schedule 4.speed trial see the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, schedule 6.vehicle means—

a motor vehicle; or

a personal mobility device; or

an electrically power-assisted cycle.