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Published: August 2022
Category:
Driver licensing
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Guidance for specialists
| Audience:
Motorcyclists
This guidance sets out the process for applying to be a basic motorcycle handling skills test (BHST) examiner.
Published: November 2016
Category:
Leaflets & brochures
| Audience:
Motorcyclists
What happens when a motorcyclist makes contact with a wire rope barrier?
Published: April 2019
Category:
Driver licensing
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Guidance for specialists
| Audiences:
Certifiers,
General,
Motorcyclists
Governing the delivery of NZ Transport Agency class 6 competency based training and assessment courses (CBTA).
Published: October 2023
Category:
Driver licensing
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Forms
| Audiences:
Certifiers,
General,
Motorcyclists
In early 2014, the Transport Agency will introduce competency based training and assessment (CBTA) as an alternative option as an alternative option for progression within the existing graduated motorcycle licensing system.
Published: 1 July 2014
Category:
Index
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Factsheets
| Audiences:
Certifiers,
Communities,
General,
Heavy vehicle operators,
Importers,
Local & regional government,
Medical practitioners,
Motorcyclists,
Motorists,
Schools & teachers,
Taxi drivers & operators,
Vehicle inspectors & inspecting organisations,
Vehicle traders,
Visitors & new residents,
Walkers & cyclists
Waka Kotahi factsheets provide information on transport safety, standards and processes.
Published: November 2023
Category:
Driver licensing
,
Guidance for specialists
| Audience:
Motorcyclists
This manual sets out the test criteria and conditions under which motorcycle instructors approved by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to conduct basic motorcycle handling skills tests (BHST) under class 52 of the Land Transport (Driver Licensing) Rule…
Published: October 2023
Category:
Driver licensing
,
Factsheets
| Audience:
Motorcyclists
This factsheet tells you how to get your motorcycle licence.
Published: November 2020
Category:
Leaflets & brochures
| Audience:
Motorcyclists
From 1 March 2014, competency-based training and assessment was introduced as a new option for getting a motorcycle licence.
