So I know someone who's son is on his, he drove his girlfriend to another town today and when I pointed out to pretty clever parents in other things says. no it's all good she has a restricted license as well. I said thats not what the law says. they could not seem to understand they are not correct.
petal_91,
Jul 7, 6:02am
There is an exemption which may apply to a person's partner:
"You cannot normally carry passengers, unless you have a supervisor with you. The only passengers you can carry without a supervisor are:
Pretty sure it's only allowed if his girlfriend is his de facto partner.
brapbrap8,
Jul 7, 6:19am
If they live alone as a couple then they can drive each other, if they live with family then they can't drive each other.
floydbloke,
Jul 7, 6:25am
This hadn't occurred to me until recently when my son got his learner's and I had him added to our insurance as a named driver. Not only does the driver risk a fine, they are unlikely to be covered by insurance if they are not driving within their licence conditions.
lady71,
Jul 7, 6:29am
Both at high school seperate houses other than at weekends. So no exemption.
gmphil,
Jul 7, 7:01am
just ur child no adult at all unless they have full licence
brapbrap8,
Jul 7, 7:02am
Or if they are your partner.
tjholding,
Jul 7, 9:49pm
As per NZTA: You cannot normally carry passengers, unless you have a supervisor with you. The only passengers you can carry without a supervisor are: * your spouse, or the person you live with as if you were married or with whom you are joined in a civil union * children who live with you and are under the care of you or your spouse (that is, you or your spouse are their parent or guardian * your parent or guardian * relatives who live with you and who are on a social security benefit * someone you look after as their primary caregiver.
Also to be a supervisor they must: ???hold a current and valid full New Zealand licence (which does not have a supervisor condition) for the same class of vehicle you??
daryl14,
Jul 8, 6:33am
Well this line here opens it up to pretty much anyone on the doll, the way I read it:
* relatives who live with you and who are on a social security benefit
pebbles61,
Mar 6, 5:24pm
Yolo?
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