Traffic Act


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TRAFFIC ACT

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TRAFFIC ACT

Arrangement of Sections
Section

PART I - PRELIMINARY 5
1 Short title................................................................................................................ 5
2 Interpretation.......................................................................................................... 5
3 Classification of motor vehicles............................................................................. 6
4 Application to Government and Army .................................................................. 6

PART II - REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF VEHICLES 7
5 Appointment of vehicle licensing officers ............................................................. 7
6 Motor vehicles to be licensed ................................................................................ 7
7 Exemption.............................................................................................................. 7
8 Application for and grant of motor vehicle and bicycle licences........................... 7
9 Period of licence .................................................................................................... 8
10 Registration............................................................................................................ 8
11 Vehicle examiner ................................................................................................... 8
11A Offence................................................................................................................... 9

PART III - LICENSING OF DRIVERS 9
12 Appointment of licensing officers ......................................................................... 9
13 Driving licences ..................................................................................................... 9
14 Provisional driving licences................................................................................... 9
15 Ages at which persons may be licensed to drive ................................................. 10
16 Grant and refusal of driving licences ................................................................... 10
17 General provisions regarding driving licences. Register of driving licences....... 11
18 Extension of driver’s licence to other classes of vehicles.................................... 11
19 Foreign driving licences....................................................................................... 12

PART IV - OFFENCE, PENALTIES, APPEAL, FEES, ETC. 12
20 Careless driving ................................................................................................... 12
21 Reckless driving................................................................................................... 12

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22 Taking vehicles without authority........................................................................12
23 Driving etc whilst driving efficiency impaired by drink or drug .........................13
24 Disqualification in certain cases and endorsement...............................................13
25 Disqualification of driver .....................................................................................14
26 Removal of disqualification .................................................................................14
27 General penalty ....................................................................................................14
28 Appeal ..................................................................................................................14
29 Fees Schedule.......................................................................................................14
30 Regulations...........................................................................................................15


SCHEDULE 17

FEES 17

BICYCLE LICENCE 18

MOTOR VEHICLE LICENCE 19

REGISTER OF MOTOR VEHICLES 20

DRIVING LICENCE 21

Supporting Documents

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TRAFFIC ACT

AN ACT TO MAKE PROVISION FOR THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC
AND THE LICENSING OF MOTOR VEHICLES, BICYCLES AND

DRIVERS1



PART I - PRELIMINARY

1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the Traffic Act.

2 Interpretation
In this Act unless the context otherwise requires —

“bicycle” includes tricycle;

“executive officer” means a person appointed as such under the provisions of
the Local Government Act;

“hand cart” means a wheeled cart designed or adapted for use by pedestrians;

“load” includes passengers;

“motor cycle” means a motor vehicle designed to travel on not more than 3
wheels the weight of which unladen does not exceed 5 hundredweight;

“motor vehicle” means a vehicle propelled by means of mechanism contained
within itself and constructed for use on roads and not on specially prepared
ways and unless the context otherwise requires the term includes a trailer
drawn by any such vehicles;

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“owner” in relation to a vehicle which is the subject of a hiring agreement or
hire purchase agreement means the person in possession of a vehicle under
that agreement;

“road” or “public road” means any road to which the public has access;

“trailer” means a vehicle drawn by a motor vehicle but not so articulated to it
as to form an essential part of it;

“vehicle” includes bicycle.

3 Classification of motor vehicles
For the purposes of this Act vehicles are divided into the following classes —

A. Commercial Motor Vehicles. A commercial motor vehicle is a motor
vehicle used exclusively for the carriage of goods for hire or reward or
used in the course of trade or agriculture and includes any motor
vehicles of a net weight exceeding 50 hundredweight;

B. Public Service Vehicles. A public service vehicle is a vehicle used for
the carrying of passengers or passengers and goods for hire or reward;

C. Private Motor Vehicles. A private motor vehicle is any motor vehicle,
other than a motor cycle, which is neither a commercial nor a public
service vehicle;

D. Motor Cycles;
E. Trailers;
F. Hand carts;
G. Bicycles.

4 Application to Government and Army
(1) Subject to any exemptions which may be granted under regulations, the

provisions of this Act shall apply to all vehicles and persons whether or not
such vehicles are used or such persons employed in Government service.

(2) The provisions of this Act relating to the licensing and registration of motor
vehicles and the licensing of drivers shall not apply to vehicles the property of
Her Majesty’s Forces or of the Forces of any allied power nor to members of
such forces whilst engaged in driving such vehicles.

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PART II - REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF VEHICLES

5 Appointment of vehicle licensing officers
The executive officer shall be the vehicle licensing officer for the area of authority
of the local government council to which he is appointed.

6 Motor vehicles to be licensed
(1) No person shall drive or being the owner shall permit any other person to

drive a motor vehicle upon a public road unless such vehicle is duly licensed,
under the provisions of this Part, for the area of authority of the local
government council in which the public road is located.

(2) No person shall take or being the owner permit any other person to take any
bicycle upon a public road unless such bicycle is duly licensed, under the
provisions of this Part, for the area of authority of the local government
council in which the public road is located.

7 Exemption
(1) The provisions of section 6(1) shall not apply to any person who, with the

permission in writing of any vehicle licensing officer, drives a motor vehicle
along a public road for the purpose of —
(a) taking the vehicle to a vehicle licensing officer for registration; or
(b) taking the vehicle to a motor garage for repairs; or
(c) taking the vehicle to a place where it is intended to be used otherwise

than on a public road.

(2) The provisions of section 6(2) shall not apply to any person who takes any
bicycle upon a public road with the permission in writing of any vehicle
licensing officer.

8 Application for and grant of motor vehicle and bicycle licences
Any person desiring to obtain a licence for a motor vehicle or for a bicycle shall
make application in the prescribed form to the vehicle licensing officer of the area
within which such motor vehicle is to be driven or such bicycle is to be taken on a
public road who shall, upon receipt of payment of the prescribed fee, issue to the
applicant a licence in the prescribed form in respect of the motor vehicle or the
bicycle:

Provided that the vehicle licensing officer may attach to any licence issued by him in
respect of any motor vehicle such conditions as to the load which the motor vehicle

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may carry as may to him seem necessary having regard to the design of the motor
vehicle and the safety and convenience of the public.

9 Period of licence
(1) Every bicycle licence issued under this Part shall expire 1 year after the day

on which it was issued.

(2) A motor vehicle licence under this Part shall be a yearly or half-yearly licence
and every yearly licence shall expire 1 year after the day on which it was
issued and every half-yearly licence shall expire 6 months after the day on
which it was issued.

10 Registration
(1) Every vehicle licensing officer shall keep a register of licences issued by him

in respect of vehicles under the provisions of this Part.

(2) Upon first issuing a licence in respect of any motor vehicle the vehicle
licensing officer shall enter in the register the name of the applicant as the
owner of the motor vehicle and particulars of the class, type, make, colour and
maker’s engine number of the motor vehicle, and shall assign a registration
number to the motor vehicle.

(3) The registration number shall consist of such letters and numbers as the
vehicle licensing officer, subject to the directions of the Minister,
may determine.

(4) Every register kept under this section shall at all reasonable times be available
for inspection by a police officer acting on the authority of the Chief of Police
and shall be admissible in any court as evidence of the matters therein
contained.

11 Vehicle examiner
(1) The Minister may by notice, appoint vehicle examiners.

(2) A police officer of the rank of inspector or above or any police officer in
charge of a police station may serve written notice upon any motor vehicle
driver or user that the motor vehicle shall be produced to a named motor
vehicle examiner within such time as may be specified in the notice.

(3) A vehicle examiner to whom a motor vehicle is produced pursuant to a notice
under subsection (2) shall examine that vehicle and shall certify in the
prescribed form whether he considers the vehicle fit for use on the roads in
Tuvalu.

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(4) If a motor vehicle is certified under subsection (3) as not being fit for use on
the roads of Tuvalu then any person who drives such vehicle before it has
been certified by a vehicle examiner as being fit for such use other than —
(i) from the place of examination to the place where the vehicle is

ordinarily kept or;
(ii) to a vehicle examiner for a further examination with a view to obtaining

a certificate that the vehicle is fit for use on the roads of Tuvalu; or
(iii) to a vehicle repairer to have repair works commencement;

shall commit an offence and be liable to a fine of $100.00 and to
imprisonment for 6 months.

11A Offence2
Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this Part or who uses a motor
vehicle or bicycle or being the owner permits such motor vehicle or bicycle to be
used in contravention of such provisions or in contravention of any of the conditions
of a licence issued in pursuance of any of the provisions of this Act is guilty of an
offence.

PART III - LICENSING OF DRIVERS

12 Appointment of licensing officers
The Minister may appoint such persons, hereinafter in this Part referred to as
“Licensing officers” in such areas as he may deem fit for the purpose of issuing
licences to persons to drive vehicles under the provisions of this Part.

13 Driving licences
Subject to the provisions of section 14 it shall be an offence for any person to drive a
motor vehicle upon a public road unless he is duly licensed or deemed to be duly
licensed to drive such vehicle under the provisions of this Part or to employ any
other person so to drive a motor vehicle unless such other person is so licensed.

14 Provisional driving licences
(1) For the purpose of enabling any person over the age of 16 years to learn to

drive a motor vehicle with a view to satisfying a licensing officer that he is
competent to drive such vehicle a licensing officer may, if so requested by
such person and on the payment of the prescribed fee, grant him a provisional
driving licence to be in force for a period of 6 months.

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(2) A provisional driving licence shall be in the prescribed form and shall be
granted subject to the prescribed conditions.

(3) If any person to whom a provisional licence is granted fails to comply with
any of the conditions subject to which it is granted, he shall commit an
offence and shall be liable to a fine of $100 and to imprisonment
for 6 months.

(4) Where an applicant for a provisional driving licence holds such a licence or
has held one during the period of 12 months ending on the date of coming into
force of the licence applied for, and has held a previous provisional driving
licence relating to a like class of motor’ vehicle within the period of 12
months ending on the date of the coming into force of the last provisional
licence held by him, a licensing officer may refuse to grant the licence applied
for unless the applicant satisfies the licensing officer that he has reasonable
cause for applying for the provisional driving licence first hereinbefore
mentioned.

15 Ages at which persons may be licensed to drive
No licensing officer shall grant to any person a licence to drive any motor vehicle
unless such person first establishes to the reasonable satisfaction of such officer that
he is of or over the age of —

(a) 16 years, where the vehicle to which the licence relates is a
motor cycle;

(b) 17 years, where the vehicle to which the licence relates is a private
motor vehicle;

(c) 21 years, where the vehicle to which the licence relates is a commercial
or public service motor vehicle.

16 Grant and refusal of driving licences
(1) Every application for a driving licence shall contain particulars of —

(a) the name, age and address of the applicant; and
(b) any previous driving licence held by the applicant; and
(c) the class of motor vehicle in respect of which the applicant desires a

driving licence.

(2) On receipt of such application and of the prescribed fee the licensing officer
shall, if he is satisfied that the applicant is competent to drive the class or
classes of vehicle to which the application relates and is conversant with the
traffic laws, issue to him a licence in the prescribed form to drive the class or
classes of vehicle specified in the licence:

Provided that the licensing officer shall refuse to issue or to renew a licence in
the case of any person who —

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(a) suffers from some disease or disability which would make it unsafe for
him to drive the class of vehicle for which he applies for a licence;

(b) is disqualified from obtaining a driver’s licence by order of the court;
(c) in the case of an application to drive a public service vehicle, is not

considered by him to be a fit and proper person to drive that class
of vehicle.

17 General provisions regarding driving licences.
Register of driving licences
(1) Every driving licence shall be in the prescribed form and shall expire 1 year

after the day on which it was issued but may be renewed upon payment of the
prescribed fee and every renewal shall be endorsed on the licence.

(2) The driver of a motor vehicle shall, on being so required by any police officer
in uniform, produce his driving licence for examination so as to enable such
police officer to ascertain any particulars therein contained and if he fails to
do so shall be guilty of an offence:

Provided that if within 48 hours after the production of his driving licence
being so required, the driver produces his licence in person at such police
station as may have been specified by him at the time production of the
licence was required, he shall not be convicted under this subsection.

(3) A licensing officer may, upon payment being made of the prescribed fee issue
a duplicate driving licence to any person who satisfies him that his licence has
become lost or accidentally destroyed; and in such a case the licensing officer
may require the applicant to make a statutory declaration as to the particulars
on his licence and the circumstances under which it was lost or destroyed.

(4) Every licensing officer shall keep in the prescribed form a register of driving
licences issued by him.

(5) Every register kept under this section shall at all reasonable times be available
for inspection by a police officer acting on the authority of the Chief of Police
and shall be admissible in any court as evidence of the matters therein
contained.

18 Extension of driver’s licence to other classes of vehicles
At any time during the validity of a driver’s licence, the holder may apply to a
licensing officer for an addition to the classes of vehicle which the holder is
permitted to drive, and the licensing officer, if satisfied that the applicant is
competent to drive such additional class or classes of vehicle, shall, subject to the
other provisions of this Act, make such further addition by endorsement on the
licence.

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19 Foreign driving licences
Any person being a visitor to Tuvalu who on any occasion drives a motor vehicle
within 2 weeks of his arrival in Tuvalu shall be deemed to be duly licensed under
this Part provided the Chief of Police is satisfied that he holds a licence valid in any
country authorising him then to drive such a motor vehicle.

PART IV - OFFENCE, PENALTIES, APPEAL, FEES, ETC.

20 Careless driving
Any person who drives a motor vehicle or bicycle without due care and attention or
without reasonable consideration for other persons shall be liable to a fine of $100
and imprisonment for 6 months.

21 Reckless driving
(1) Any person who drives a motor vehicle recklessly shall be liable to a fine of

$200 and to imprisonment for 1 year.

(2) Any person who causes the death of another person by driving a motor
vehicle recklessly shall be liable to imprisonment for 5 years.

22 Taking vehicles without authority
(1) Any person who takes and drives away a vehicle without having either the

consent of the owner thereof or other lawful authority shall be liable to a fine
of $100 and to imprisonment for 6 months.

(2) If on proceedings under this section the court is satisfied that the accused
acted in the reasonable belief that he had lawful authority, or in the reasonable
belief that the owner would in the circumstances of the case have given his
consent if he had been asked therefor, the accused shall not be liable to be
convicted of the offence.

(3) If on the trial of a charge of stealing a vehicle the court is of the opinion that
the defendant was not guilty of stealing the vehicle but was guilty of an
offence under this section the court may find him guilty of an offence under
this section and thereupon he shall be liable to be punished accordingly.

(4) A police officer may arrest without warrant any person whom he suspects
upon reasonable grounds of having committed an offence under this section.

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23 Driving etc whilst driving efficiency impaired by drink or drug
(1) Any person who drives or attempts to drive or is in charge of a motor vehicle

whilst his efficiency as a driver is impaired by drink or a drug shall be liable
to a fine of $200 and to imprisonment for 1 year.

(1A) For the purposes of subsection (1) a person’s efficiency as a driver is impaired
by drink or drug if the concentration of alcohol in the person’s blood exceeds
0.08%.3

(2) Any police officer may arrest without warrant any person whom he
reasonably suspects is committing an offence under this section.

(3) Where in any proceeding for an offence under this section in connexion with
drink it is proved that the accused person drove or attempted to drive or was
in charge of the motor vehicle in question within 2 hours after consuming any
liquid containing alcohol and it is further proved that within that same
period —
(a) the accused person committed any offence under this Act in connexion

with the manner in which he drove any motor vehicle (whether the
motor vehicle in question or any other motor vehicle); or

(b) the accused person was involved in an accident in circumstances which
give the court reasonable ground to believe that the manner in which he
drove any motor vehicle (whether the motor vehicle in question or any
other motor vehicle) contributed to the accident,

the court shall presume that the accused person drove or attempted to drive or
was in charge of the motor vehicle in question, as the case may be, whilst his
efficiency as a driver was impaired by drink, unless the contrary is proved.

(4) Where in any proceedings for an offence against this section in connection
with drink it is proved that the accused person consumed any liquid in
circumstances which give the court reasonable ground to believe that the
liquid contained alcohol the court shall presume that the liquid did contain
alcohol, unless the contrary is proved.

24 Disqualification in certain cases and endorsement
(1) Upon the conviction of any person of the offence of manslaughter arising out

of the driving of a motor vehicle or of an offence under this Act the court
shall disqualify such person from holding a driving licence.

(2) On the issue of a new licence to any person the endorsements, if any,
appearing on the old licence shall be entered on the new licence.

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25 Disqualification of driver
(1) Subject to subsection (2), upon the conviction of a person of any offence

under this Act the court may make an order that such person be disqualified
from holding a driving licence.

(2) Upon the conviction of a person of any of the following offences —
(a) an offence under section 21(2) of causing death by reckless driving; or
(b) an offence under section 23(1); or
(c) a second or subsequent offence under section 22(1),

the court shall make an order that the person be disqualified from holding a
driving licence.

26 Removal of disqualification
Any person who has been disqualified from holding a licence under the provisions
of sections 24 or 25 may at any time after the expiration of 6 months from the date
of the order and from time to time apply to the court by which the order was made to
remove the disqualification and on any such application the court may, if it thinks
proper, having regard to the character of the person disqualified and his conduct
subsequent to the order, the nature of the offence and any other circumstances of the
case, either by order remove the disqualification as from such date as may be
specified in the order or refuse the application:

Provided that where an application under this section is refused a further application
hereunder shall not be entertained if made within 3 months after the date of such
refusal.

27 General penalty
Any person who is guilty of an offence under this Act for which no special penalty
is provided shall be liable to a fine of $100 and to imprisonment for 6 months.

28 Appeal
Any person aggrieved by the decision of any officer appointed to issue licences
under this Act may at any time within 30 days of the date of the decision appeal to
the Minister whose decision shall be final.

29 Fees Schedule
(1) The fees prescribed in the Schedule shall be paid in respect of the

matters therein.

(2) Except in so far as may be otherwise directed by the Minister all fees
prescribed under this Act shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund:

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(3) The Minister may exempt any person or class of person from the payment of
any fees payable under this Act and may by notice, subject to subsection (4),
amend any of the fees set out in the Schedule.

(4) A local government council may by resolution amend the fees in respect of
items 1, 5, 6 and 8 of the Schedule but such amended fees shall only have
effect for licences issued in respect of the area of authority of that local
government council:

Provided that such amended fees shall only come into effect as and when the
Minister has by notice approved such resolution.

30 Regulations
The Minister may make regulations for the better carrying out of the provisions of
this Act and for all or any of the following purposes —

(a) prescribing the minimum mechanical requirements of vehicles to
ensure safety;

(b) prescribing the use of sound, hand and mechanical signals;
(c) prescribing the rules to be observed by foot passengers upon any road

and by drivers of motor vehicles or bicycles whilst driving;
(d) making provision for the erection and observance of traffic signs;
(e) prescribing speed limits;
(f) prescribing parking places and places where vehicles may not park;
(g) prescribing tests of competence to drive motor vehicles, the

qualifications and appointment of persons by whom such tests may be
conducted, the eligibility of persons to submit themselves to such tests
and the terms and conditions upon which they may so submit
themselves;

(h) prescribing the lights to be exhibited by vehicles on any public road
during the period between sunset and sunrise;

(i) prescribing the areas in which and the manner in which registration
numbers shall be displayed on motor vehicles;

(j) requiring, subject to such exception as may be specified in the
regulations, persons driving or riding (otherwise than in side cars) on
motor cycles of any class specified in the regulations to wear protective
headgear of such description as may be so specified;

(k) restricting the use of any road either temporarily or permanently and
either generally or in respect of certain classes of vehicles;

(l) establishing the fees payable in respect of any matter or thing the
subject of the Regulation;

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(m) prescribing the forms of any notices licence or certificates to be used
under the provisions of the Act or the Regulations and the conditions to
be imposed thereon;

(n) making of exemptions under section 4(1);
(o) prescribing the use of any instrument for testing the concentration of

alcohol present in a person’s blood;4
(p) prescribing the use of any instrument for ascertaining the speed of a

vehicle;5
(q) generally for carrying into effect any of the provisions of this Act.6



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SCHEDULE

FEES

(Section 29)

1. Yearly Motor Vehicle Licences $ c

A. Commercial Vehicles —
(i) Designed to carry load not exceeding 1 ton 25

(ii) Designed to carry load exceeding 1 ton 37

(iii) Tracked vehicles and Prime Movers 37

(iv) Trailers with 2 wheels 5

(v) Trailers with 4 wheels 10

B. Public Service Vehicles —
(vi) Designed to carry load not exceeding 1 ton 25

(vii) Designed to carry load exceeding 1 ton 37

C. Private Motor Vehicles —
(viii) Motor Cycles 8

(ix) Other Private Motor Vehicles 12

NOTE - Half of the prescribed fee is payable for half-yearly motor vehicle licence.

2. Provisional Driving Licence 1

3. Renewal of Driving Licence 1

4. Duplicate of Driving Licence 1

5. Fee for re-examination of motor vehicle other than motor-cycles
by a vehicle examiner under section II

5

6. Fee for re-examination of motor-cycles by a vehicle examiner
under section II

2

7. An application for new driving licence under section 19
including any test

2

8. Bicycle licence 50


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T/O 1:

TUVALU:

TRAFFIC ACT

BICYCLE LICENCE

(Section 8)

Island ..................................................................................................................20 ........

Name of Licensee ............................................................................................................

Address of Licensee .........................................................................................................

Fee Paid--50 cents

..............................................

Vehicle Licensing Officer

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T/O 2:
FRONT:

TUVALU

TRAFFIC ACT

MOTOR VEHICLE LICENCE

(Section 8)

Type of Vehicle ...............................................................................................................

Make of Vehicle ............................................................................................................

Owner's Name .................................................................................................................

Owner's Address ..............................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

Registered Number ......................................................In Class ......................................

This licence authorises the vehicle described above to be used on a public road from the
date of issue until 31st December 20 ..................

(Date).......................................................... Place ..................................................

Fee Paid...................................................... Revenue Receipt ................................



BACK: Conditions:

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................



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T/O 3:
TUVALU

TRAFFIC ACT

REGISTER OF MOTOR VEHICLES

(Section 10)

Class ................................................. Owner's Name .................................................

Type ................................................. Owner's Address ..............................................

Make ................................................ ..........................................................................

Colour .............................................. Licence No ......................................................

Engine No. ....................................... Date of Issue ....................................................

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FRONT: T/O 4:
TUVALU

TRAFFIC ACT

DRIVING LICENCE

(Section 19)

Name ............................................................. Licence No .........................................

Address .............................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

is licensed to drive the undermentioned classes of motor vehicles-

..........................................................................................................................................



This licence expires on 31st December 20 ..................

Fee Paid-50 cents Revenue Receipt ...............................

(Date) ...........................................

......................................................... ....................................................

Signature of Licensee Licensing Officer

BACK:

Endorsements:

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

Renewals:

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................




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ENDNOTES


1 Act 7 of 1983
Amended by Act 3 of 1993, commencement 1 April 1993 (LN 5/1993)
Amended by Act 6 of 2006, commencement 28 November 2006
2 Inserted by Act 3 of 1993
3 Inserted by Act 6 of 2006
4 Inserted by Act 6 of 2006
5 Inserted by Act 6 of 2006
6 Inserted by Act 6 of 2006