Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The Director
General may issue to a person a learner’s permit authorising the person
to drive a motor vehicle on a road solely for the purpose of learning to drive
it.
(2) The permit does
not authorise driving except in the course of driving instruction
by —
(a) the
holder of a licence issued under the Motor Vehicle Drivers
Instructors Act 1963 ; or
(b)
anyone else prescribed in the regulations.
(3) The permit must
either set out in full or sufficiently identify any condition to which it is
subject other than a condition imposed by this section or by the regulations.
(4) The permit expires
at the end of a period of 3 years after the day on which it is issued unless
it has terminated before then, and the Director General may cancel it at any
time by notice in writing given to the permit holder.
(5) Regulations may be
made about learners’ permits and, without limiting what else may be
dealt with in the regulations, they may fix the minimum age below which,
unless the Director General is satisfied that denial of the permit would
occasion undue hardship or inconvenience, a person cannot be issued with a
learner’s permit.
[Section 43 inserted by No. 54 of 2006 s. 6.]
[Heading inserted by No. 54 of 2006 s. 6.]