Driver Licensing in Victoria
Sally Nielsen
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Sally Nielsen
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This report considers driver licensing problems and needs in the State of Victoria. Issues that are addressed include the effectiveness of probationary licences, the nature of the road test, the design of the overall driver and motorcycle rider training systems, and the potential for automated licensing. The study involved the author in observations of licence administration practices, and discussions with both practitioners and researchers.
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This report considers driver licensing problems and needs in the State of Victoria. Issues that are addressed include the effectiveness of probationary licences, the nature of the road test, the design of the overall driver and motorcycle rider training systems, and the potential for automated licensing. The study involved the author in observations of licence administration practices, and discussions with both practitioners and researchers.
Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Test (biology), Public relations, Business, State (computer science), Transport engineering, Engineering, Public administration