How to get a motorcycle licence in New Zealand?
The first stage in getting your Motorcycle Licence is to get your Learner Licence. This involves an approved Basic Handling Skills Test (BHST) followed by a theory test based on the Official New Zealand Road Code for motorcyclists. Check out our tips to prepare for your test.
Do other countries have bicycle registration and licence schemes?
Some countries have had bicycle registration and licence schemes. Japan still does (all bicycles sold in Japan are registered with the local government but this is an anti-theft measure, not a law to administer cyclists).
Do you need a license to drive a bike in Europe?
Residents are required to obtain a license for each bike they own. The scheme is mostly a bicycle theft deterrent. Despite having the most cyclists in Europe, neither the Netherlands nor Denmark have bicycle licensing schemes.
What is a motorcycle licence?
A Motorcycle Licence lets you drive motorcycles, mopeds and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on NZ’s roads. We’re here to help you get prepared for your test.
Motorcycle licensing Getting your licence in New Zealand is a three-step process. Stage 1: Learner licence You must get your learner licence before turning a wheel on the road, and the minimum age is 16.
How do I become a race car driver in New Zealand?
To compete in Race events, you will require a minimum of a C Grade licence. Your first step is to become a member of a MotorSport New Zealand Affiliated Car Club. Click here to find a suitable car club. Before sitting the exam, you’ll need to have a good understanding of the rules of motorsport.
How do I get a MNZ competition licence?
MNZ riders over the age of 65 years are eligible for a free MNZ Competition Licence. This discount is not available via the MNZ Mobile App – please use the downloadable licence form and return it via email, post or fax. A Championship Licence is required to compete in any Championship or street race event.
Do I need a club licence or a championship licence?
Please check Appendix A in the Manual of Motorcycle Sport Off Road or Road to see if a championship licence is required. A Club Licence is required to compete at any MNZ-permitted event except championship or street race events, which require a championship licence. A Club Licence can be used for support classes only at championship events.