Carrying passengers on a goods vehicle, without a permit is an offence which will give you ______ demerit points
Carrying passengers on a goods vehicle without the required permit is an offence and attracts 3 demerit points.
Licence classes, provisional driving licences, the demerit points system, suspension and disqualification.
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Carrying passengers on a goods vehicle without the required permit is an offence and attracts 3 demerit points.
A probationary driver must stay below 13 demerit points in the probation period; 13 or more results in revocation.
For the question "Which of the following offence will get you 8 demerit points", the correct answer is "Exceeding speed limit by more than 30km/h to 40km/h" because exceeding speed limit by < 20km/h - 4 points 20 to 30km/h - 6 points 30 to 40km/h - 8 points 40 to 50km/h - 12 points 50 to 60km/h - 18 points >60km/h - 24 points.
A learner who accumulates 13 or more demerit points for traffic offences is not allowed to take the practical test.
After a first suspension and revival, a driver must remain below 12 demerit points in the following 12 months.
Hindering the flow of traffic is a scheduled DIPS offence carrying 4 demerit points.
Failing to give way to a pedestrian at a crossing attracts six demerit points and creates a serious safety risk.
A serious driving-test mistake is an immediate failure regardless of the total points accumulated.
During the 12-month probation period, a driver must remain below 13 demerit points to avoid revocation.
Non-emergency shoulder driving is an offence that carries a fine and demerit points.
Probationary drivers must display the required plate. A second failure to do so results in licence revocation.
The probation period is 12 months from licence grant, and 13 or more points in that period causes revocation.
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