Road Safety Education – Far North REAP

Learners Licence Course Dates 2022

Monday 22 – Tuesday 23 August

9.30am – 1.00pm

Testing Day

Thursday 24 August 2022

(see your tutor for testing schedule)

Monday 19 – Tuesday 20 September

9.30am – 1.00pm

Testing Day

Wednesday 21 September 2022

(see your tutor for testing schedule)

Monday 10 – Tuesday 21 October

9.30am – 1.00pm

Testing Day

Wednesday 12 October 2022

(see your tutor for testing schedule)

Monday 14 – Tuesday 15 November

9.30am – 1.00pm

Testing Day

Wednesday 12 November 2022

(see your tutor for testing schedule)

This is a three day course with testing held on the third day. The first two days your tutor will take you through the road code and help you prepare for the Learners Licence test. To register for this course you must be 16 years or older and pay the test fee and complete your DL1 application form at the

Far North REAP AA Driver & Vehicle Licence counter.

The test costs $93.90.

Please note: there are strict rules around I.D. requirements that we must adhere to.
Click here for information about I.D. Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Identification Requirements

Restricted / Full Licence Course Dates to be confirmed 2022

This is a free two hour course where you will revisit the road rules. Your tutor will take you for an assessment drive and give you feedback on your driving ability. You will need to bring your Learners Licence card to register for this course.

The Road Safety Team deliver projects, learning support, social marketing, events, courses, driving school, and overall coordination of road safety education in the Far North District. The team hold a range of skills around driver instruction, licensing, project planning, marketing, youth engagement and networking.

Road Safety Education is grouped around 7 main themes:

Reducing Alcohol & Drug Impaired Driving
Young Drivers
Safer Speeds
Restraint usage
Fatigue Awareness
Distraction
High risk drivers

Selection of Road Safety Activities – look for us again this summer 2022

Summer pop ups
Driver licence courses
Local Billboards
Traffic Management
School Programmes
Busback signage
Education checkpoint
Speed Trailer
Fatigue Stops
Resources
Bus Safety

Local Marketing Campaigns

One Tear Too Many

The original campaign image created by Hayley Ngaroma Fitzpatrick

The image represents Papatuanuku, our Earth Mother and the one tear signifies one death as too many and encourages us to be mindful of driving on our roads.

The One Tear Too Many Campaign is now a Northland wide road safety education campaign and uses a number of messages under the brand. These include Drive Sober, Slow Down, Seatbelts On & Stay Fresh.