Driver check site ltsa.govt.nz

 · Online services. Renew vehicle licence (rego) Book, change or cancel a driving test. Change your address. Buy road user charges (RUC) Pay a toll. Access all online services. Driver licences. Traffic and travel. The law only provides for some exemptions to certain legal requirements. Read our exemption information carefully to see if you might be able to get an exemption and what you need to do to apply. Exemption from driver licensing requirements. Exemption from wearing a helmet. Exemption from using seatbelt or child restraint. About Driver Check. Driver Check helps companies make sure they only have appropriately-licensed drivers driving their company vehicles. It's a safe and secure website set up by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency. Companies can use Driver Check to check the driver licence status for their drivers. If a driver licence status changes, Driver Check.

Use this query to check the expiry date of a vehicle's: licence (rego) exemption from licensing; last WoF/CoF inspection (failed inspections will not display). You'll need: the vehicle's plate number. Update your address and contact details. Put your vehicle licence (rego) on hold. Pay vehicle licence invoice. Let us know you’ve sold a vehicle. Let us know you’ve bought a vehicle. Check your vehicle expiry date (rego and inspection) Check if a vehicle has been reported as stolen (NZ Police website) Apply for a Clean Car Discount rebate. Learning to drive? You'll need to know the official NZ Road Code. We've got free video lessons, games and quizzes to help get your learner licence, restricted licence or full licence.

Read more about the eyesight screening check on the NZTA website. Approved countries. Drivers who have held a full drivers licence for two years or more from. Prepare for your Full Licence test in three steps: Find out more about the conditions of getting your full licence at Waka Kotahi www.doorway.ru The New Zealand Transport Agency's network of agents will continue to conduct the driver licence test. More information can be found on the NZTA website.