How to get your Learner's Licence

[Please Note: This information is several years old and quite possibly no longer valid]

Apply for a Pre-Learner Riding course at your nearest Motor Registry. Please take your current drivers licence or suitable identification. The course is subsidised by the RTA and is held over two 3½-hour-training sessions. Your training bike and equipment is supplied by the RTA.

Call the RTA Rider Training Unit and book into a course near you. There are 6 training centres in the Sydney metropolitan area.

After successfully completing your Pre-Learner course, you will be issued with a Certificate of Competence (C of C). Take your "C of C" to your nearest Motor Registry to get your Learners Licence. You will need to do an eyesight and knowledge test. The RTA charges a small licence fee. 
 

Motorcycling PLUS can assist you with safe on-road riding techniques to compliment your new riding skills.

Motorcycling PLUS hires learner legal motorcycles for practicing your road skills and for use during your RTA Pre-Provisional Licence course.

How to get your Provisional Licence

On-road training with motorcycling PLUS will have prepared you for the RTA Pre-Provisional Licence course.
 

Apply for a Pre-Provisional Riding course at your nearest Motor Registry. This is a one-day course. You will need to provide your own motorcycle and safety equipment. You can hire a bike from Motorcycling PLUS to use during this course. 

After successfully completing your course, you will be issued with a Certificate of Competence (C of C). Take your "C of C" to your nearest Motor Registry to get your Provisional Licence. The RTA charges a small licence fee. 

If you need additional training, motorcycle or scooter hire, please contact Motorcycling PLUS.

Should you require assistance with the purchase of your motorcycle or scooter, we can help. Call us!

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