New CBTA motorcycle licence system started 1st March 2014.Competency-based training and assessment (CBTA) from 1 March 2014 means motorcyclists will have another option when choosing how to get their motorcycle licence.You will still have the option of going through the AA or VTNZ( See bottom of page) What are the benefits of CBTA?If you choose the CBTA option, there are a number of benefits:
Click here>> for more info to get your restricted licecne.Click here>> for more info to get your full licecne.
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Step 1: Learners motorcycle licence.1) Complete Basic handling Test with us. (Practical part of licence.) Training provided.2) Complete theory test with AA or VTNZ to gain licence.Click here for details>> |
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New CBTA (Competency Based Training and Assessment) Restricted Licence available.No waiting period between your learners and restricted licence.
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Step 3: Full Licence
New CBTA (Competency Based Training and Assessment) Full Licence available.Reduce the time from your restricted to full licence by 6months.
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You will still have the option of completing the licence system with the AA or VTNZ. See diagram below.The disadvantage of using the AA or VTNZ is you are assessed under the old system by a testing officer that may or may not have ever ridden a bike before in their lives and under the system NZTA are moving away from as it does not assess a riders ability to ride in the real riding situations and you have no feedback as to what you can do to ride safer and with more skills. (You do need to be a better rider than car driver.)
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