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Transport Commissioner Clive Clark has denied claims that motorists who renew their driver’s permits late are being barred from accessing the 10-year licence option, following public complaints of sharply increased costs and confusion at some licensing offices.
Clark was responding to questions from Guardian Media after drivers reported being charged a $600 penalty for late renewals and being told that even a one-day delay automatically disqualifies them from renewing for 10 years.
“To allow once your licence expires, late fees must be applied. That is section 61A of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act,” Clark said.
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