All-terrain vehicles: ATV registration licensing and safety (Factsheet 19)
Published: Jun 2008This factsheet provides an overview of what an ATV is and what the registration, driver licensing requirements as well as guidelines for using an ATV safely.
Bullbars (Factsheet 22)
Published: May 2003This factsheet explains the safety issues and legal requirements for bullbars on cars, four-wheel-drive vehicles (4WDs), vans, utes and pick-up trucks (class MA, MB, MC and NA vehicles).
Buying and selling: your legal obligations for notifying a change of ownership (Factsheet 41)
Published: Jul 2009This factsheet provides information on a persons legal obligations for registering a change of ownership of a motor vehicle and and the process to do it.
Category A special interest left-hand drive light vehicles (Factsheet 12a)
Published: Apr 2010This factsheet lists the requirements for importing a category A special interest left-hand drive light vehicle into New Zealand.
Category A special interest left-hand drive light vehicles (Factsheet 12a)
Published: Apr 2010This factsheet lists the requirements for importing a category A special interest left-hand drive light vehicle into New Zealand.
Child restraints (Factsheet 7)
Published: May 2010This factsheet is a general overview of what information parents and care givers need to know when children travel in a vehicle. This includes what the legal requirements are for restraining children in a vehicle, as well as what information you need to know when renting or purchasing (new and used) child restraints, and the fitting of child restraints into a vehicle.
Cycles: Road rules and equipment (Factsheet 1)
Published: May 2007This factsheet is for cyclists who share the roads with motor vehicles. If you are a cyclist, then for your own safety, and the safety of other road users, you must follow the road rules for cycle riders, and you must have the right equipment.
D endorsements for carrying dangerous goods (Factsheet 37)
Published: Jul 2010This factsheet advises when you need to have a dangerous goods endorsement on your driver licence and provides information on how to get one.
Dangerous goods carried by transport operators or for direct reward (Factsheet 67)
Published: Jun 2010This factsheet provides an overview of the requirements for commercial transport operators who transport dangerous goods and for couriers or any other person who transports dangerous goods for hire or direct reward.
Dangerous goods transported as tools-of-trade (Factsheet 68)
Published: Jun 2010This factsheet provides an overview of the requirements for people who transport dangerous goods as tools-of-trade, for agricultural use or for a commercial purpose, but not for hire or direct reward.
Dangerous goods transported for domestic or recreational use (Factsheet 69)
Published: Jun 2010This factsheet provides an overview of the requirements that apply to all people who transport dangerous goods for domestic or recreational purposes. Many common household products are classified as dangerous goods for transport. These must be packaged and identified so that they can be stored, transported and used safely. When you transport these products, you have responsibilities under Land...
Dementia and driving (Factsheet 23)
Published: Jan 2009This factsheet provides information about dementia and the effect it may have on drivers. It gives advice on what action to take if you are concerned about a driver who may be affected.
Diabetes and driving (Factsheet 16)
Published: Jul 2008This factsheet provides information for drivers with diabetes. It gives advice on some of the risks and precautions for diabetic drivers and outlines limitations and conditions which may apply to your licence when you are driving.
Disabilities and driving (Factsheet 31)
Published: Feb 2009This factsheet provides information for drivers with disabilities. It gives general advice on some common disabilities and the impact they may have on obtaining or retaining your driver licence.
Disqualifications and suspensions (Factsheet 50)
Published: Jul 2010This factsheet is for people who have been disqualified or suspended from driving. It explains what happens when your licence is suspended or disqualified; limited licences (who can get one and how to apply); and how to get your licence back once your suspension or disqualification has ended.
Driver licence classes (Factsheet 11)
Published: May 2010This factsheet outlines what vehicles are covered by each class of licence. It also advises what classes and/or endorsements you need to have to drive a particular type of vehicle (eg trailers, traction engines and tractors.
Driver licensing courses for licence classes and endorsements (Factsheet 66)
Published: Aug 2010This factsheet relates to driver licensing courses for licence classes and endorsements.
Driving offences and their penalties (Factsheet 55)
Published: Apr 2010This factsheet outlines some traffic enforcement measures used to help make our roads safer. It explains driving penalties, including fines and being disqualified or suspended from driving, and gives you an overview of roadside driver licence suspensions and vehicle impoundment.
Epilepsy and driving (Factsheet 17)
Published: Jul 2008This factsheet provides information for drivers with epilepsy. It gives advice on some of the risks and precautions for diabetic drivers and outlines limitations and conditions which may apply to your licence when you are driving.
Excise duty: Who can get refunds and how (Factsheet 14)
Published: Dec 2007This factsheet is about Fuel Excise Duty Refunds - Who is eligible, how to apply & what information to provide.
