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Police do not hold New Zealand driver licences removed from a driver on the roadside. These are returned to the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) by Police.
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You must prove to Police that you have fixed the problem within the time allowed, for example by showing a receipt for new tyres, a warrant of fitness or updated/upgraded driver licence.
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Find out what happens after you report a crime or incident to Police and how you can request an update, provide more information or get advice.
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Liability for an offence can be transferred into the name of another party or driver by completing a statutory declaration. A copy of the statutory declaration is included with your notice.
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The offence means that the driver failed to stop at a red traffic signal in the form of a disc.
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The transfer of an infringement notice to the driver or person/company in possession of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence should be completed prior to the payment of the... More
Road safety camera (speed camera) infringements
A statutory declaration form is sent out with speeding tickets (infringement notices) to advise driver details. It must be signed and witnessed... More
Call the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) on 0800 822 422 about all matters relating to driver licensing and records.
You can apply to the NZTA to obtain the following:
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Compliance (or traffic compliance) is an alternative to paying a traffic infringement fee or prosecution for a limited number of offences (child safety restraints, WoF (Warrant of Fitness), CoF... More
If you have changed your address or other contact details since your firearms licence was issued, you are required by law to let us know. Visit our "... More