FULL LICENCE ASSESSMENT
You can sit the CBTA F assessment 9 months after your restricted licence issue date.
You can present the CBTA F certificate 12 months after your restricted licence issue date.
What does the CBTA F assessment involve?
The assessment is designed to ensure that you’re competent in a prescribed range of riding competencies. The assessment is conducted by a professional motorcycle instructor.
Your riding skills will be assessed throughout the entire duration of your ride.
How long does the CBTA F assessment take?
Your assessment ride takes approximately 30 minutes. This allows for a comprehensive assessment of your riding skills in mostly higher speed zones.
Together with the Pre and Post Assessment briefing, you need to allow 60 minutes for your CBTA F.
What training do I need?
We highly recommend that you have One on One Personalised Coaching and/or attend a Ride Forever Course before sitting the CBTA F. You should choose the Bronze course if you have not completed any training. Otherwise the Silver course can be used as a skills refresher.
Training will increase your chance of passing first time.
Questions and Answers
If you can’t find a time slot that works for you, please call the office so we can find a time that suits you.
If you are gaining your licence using a non-standard process please contact NZTA to check which test you should be doing. The CBTA assessments are not valid for all non-standard licence processes.
You are eligible to sit a CBTA F 9 months after your restricted licence issue date (on the back of your licence card), however you cannot present the certificate to complete the application for your full licence until 12 months after the issue date.
If you are under 18 years old you will need a parent or guardian to sign your disclaimer of liability.
For more details on gaining a motorcycle licence NZTA website
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