What is the driving age in New Zealand?

Answer 1

You must be 15 years of age to apply to sit a theory test with questions on road rules. If passed, this grants you a learner's license which allows you to drive during daylight hours with a licensed passenger (who holds a full driver's license and has done for 2 years). After a 6 month period of having a learner's license you can sit a practical driving test, which if passed gives you the restricted license. You can then drive unaccompanied during daylight hours. After an 18 month period you can sit a test to receive the full license. This last waiting period depends on the age of the applicant, and can be reduced by undertaking a defensive driving course.

Answer 2

15 to get your learners permit and drive with an adult supervisor during daylight hours.

17 (or approximately 18 months after you get your learners license) to be able to drive with no restrictions.

Answer 3

In New Zealand we can apply for our drivers' licence at age 15. however there are restrictions and three different kinds of licences. the last one is the full licence which allows you to drive with no restrictions.

for more info see:

http://www.ltsa.govt.nz/licensing/car/index.html#what

Answer 4

The acceptable age of an applicant for residency in New Zealand depends on the category under which the application is made. For some categories the principal applicant must be under 55 years of age, for some others, age is not relevant.

Answer 5

You have to be at least 18 on election day to vote in New Zealand.

Answer 6

There is no minimum drinking age but the minimum age to purchase alcohol is 18. Under 18, you can only be supplied alcohol by your parent or legal guardian.

Answer 7

to get your learners you have to be 15 but they are changing the age to 16 iin october

Answer 8

15 years old 15 years old

Answer 9

Fifteen years of age.