Is driving a Manual on a Auto License a demerit offence?

[buddy92]

Originally Posted by GasOLane

Not quite, it was a Volvo B-Double...but it was white

Sorry i dont remember that lol. Did you like my car :-) :P

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[GasoLane]

Originally Posted by buddy92

Sorry i dont remember that lol. Did you like my car :-) :P

It was cute.............. you need a shave by the way.

[Buntz]

Originally Posted by AcidTrip

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If that's the case, ignore all mine above In Vic the A condition stays until full license.

And on further inspection, Xr693 is correct. Check the difference between P1 and P2.

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/licensing/...200707_p1.html
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/licensing/...200707_p2.html

The auto condition is dropped. Just stick to your car till you're on your greens and then go back to the Pajero when you need to?

While it omits that part... I wouldn't base a conclusion off of it. Best to call the hotline and check with someone that this can be done.

And for anyone in Wait Awhile like me... here's information from Main Roads, as clear as crystal: http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licen...0662.asp#23191

[Joshmcmillan]

It's all been said but I'll say it again.

-When I had an auto license I was able to drive manual legally with a fully licensed driver in the passenger seat (while displaying P plates). This was quite silly at times, especially when I legally drove my sister to a quiet area to give her a lesson in how to drive a manual car.

-You can redo the red P's test in a manual for a fee. I did this, it is a full repeat of the original test, however I would be inclined to think they would be more lenient.

-As soon as you pass your green P's test, auto restriction is lifted.

[buddy92]

Originally Posted by GasOLane

It was cute.............. you need a shave by the way.

Damn, what do I say to that



hahahaha.!

[Werd.]

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