Should learner drivers not have high powered cars until a certain age?

Posted by: Irsa

12th Jun 2009 11:47pm

Kids should not have high powered cars untill a certain age

janie

15th Jul 2010 04:28pm

Laws governing the size CC motorbike you can ride is not dependent on age either. It is dependent on experience. If you get your motorbike license at 50, you will still be only able to ride a 250cc for the first 12 months. AFter that (in WA) you have to sit another test to ride on an open license ie., any CC. There are problems with this as well. I can get my 250cc license today, not ride for 12 months at all, take my open test, and start riding a 1000cc the next day. I think the requirements to pass all vehicle licenses probably need an overhaul.

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