Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) (Amendment) Regulations,
Table of Provisions (17)
Statutory Text (17 Articles)
L.N. 172 of 2011
TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDINANCE
(CAP. 65)
Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) (Amendment) Regulations,
IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 54 of the
Traffic Regulation Ordinance, the Minister for Infrastructure,
Transport and Communications has, after consultation with the
Authority for Transport in Malta, made the following regulations: -
The title of these regulations is the Motor Vehicles Title.
(Driving Licences) (Amendment) Regulations, 2011 and they shall
be read and construed as one with the Motor Vehicles (Driving
Licences) Regulations, 2002, hereinafter referred to as “the L.N. 191 of 2002.
principal regulations”.
Regulation 2 of the principal regulations shall be Amends regulation
amended as follows
(a) immediately after the definition “agricultural
tractor” there shall be inserted the following new definition
“approved driving instructor” means an individual
who is duly qualified to give driving instruction and who
is currently registered as such with the Authority;”;
(b) immediately after the new definition “approved
driving instructor” there shall be inserted the following new
definition
“ “the Authority” means the Authority for Transport
in Malta established under the Authority for Transport in Cap. 499.
Malta Act;”;
(c) the definition “competent authority” shall be
deleted and for the words “competent authority” wherever
they occur in the principal regulations, other than in the
second paragraph of item 2 of the Eighth Schedule thereof,
there shall be substituted the word “Authority”;
(d) immediately after the definition “counterpart
driving licence” there shall be inserted the following new
definition
“ “CPC” means the Certificate of Professional
Competence issued in accordance with the provisions
of Part IV of these regulations;”;
(e) immediately after the new definition “CPC” there
shall be inserted the following new definition
“ “the Directive” means Directive 2006/126/EC
of the European Parliament and the Council on driving
licences as amended;”;
(f) the definition “Director” shall be deleted;
(g) the definition “Directorate” shall be deleted;
(h)
the definition “domestic driving permit” shall be
deleted;
(i) in the definition “driver”, immediately after the
word “means” there shall be inserted the words “, for the
purposes of Part IV of these regulations,”;
(j) for the definition “European Union driving licence”
there shall be substituted the following
“ “European Union driving licence” means
a driving licence issued by a competent authority
responsible for the issuing of driving licences in any
Member State of the European Economic Area;
(k) the definition “licensed driving instructor” shall
be deleted and for the words “licensed driving instructor”
and “licensed driving instructors” wherever they appear
in the principal regulations there shall be substituted the
words “approved driving instructor” and “approved driving
instructors” respectively;
(l) the definition “Malta” shall be deleted;
(m) immediately after the definition “licensed
operator” there shall be inserted the following new definition
“ “maximum authorised mass” means the
maximum technically permissible laden mass of a motor
vehicle as stated by the manufacturer;”;
(n) in the definition “Member State”, for the words
“European Union” there shall be substituted the words
“European Economic Area”;
(o) immediately after the definition “Minister” there
shall be inserted the following new definition
“ “moped” means a two-wheel vehicle or a three-
wheel vehicle with a maximum design speed of not more
than 45 kilometers per hour, as defined in article 1(2)(a)
of Directive 2002/24/EC of the European Parliament
and of the Council relating to the type-approval of two
or three-wheel motor vehicles, but excluding those with
a maximum design speed of 25 kilometers per hour or
less, and light quadricycles as defined in article 1(3)(a)
of the said Directive;”;
(p) in the definition “public transport vehicle” for the
words “the Public Transport Directorate, within the Authority
for Transport in Malta,” there shall be substituted the words
“the Authority”; and
(q) in the definition “valid driving licence”, in
paragraph (a) thereof, for the words “is neither expired,
suspended” there shall be substituted the words “is neither
suspended”.
For regulation 3 of the principal regulations there shall be
substituted the following
3. (1) No person may drive on a road any of the
vehicles listed in the First Schedule unless such person is
the holder of a valid driving licence or a learner’s permit
issued by the Authority or a valid driving licence issued
by any other competent authority in another country.
(2) An application for a driving licence by
a person who has his normal residence in Malta shall be
made to the Authority on the prescribed form.
(3) A person may not hold more than one
driving licence at a time.
(4) A person who holds a driving licence
issued by a competent authority in another country
shall withdraw that driving licence to the Authority
immediately before he is issued with a new licence by
the Authority.
(5) The driving licence issued by the
Authority shall conform to the Community model set
out in Annex I of the Directive.”.
For regulation 4 of the principal regulations there shall be
substituted the following
4. The age set out in the Second Schedule relative
to a category is the age below which a person shall not
be granted a driving licence or a probationary driving
licence by the Authority in respect of vehicles of that
category.”.
In regulation 5 of the principal regulations for the words
“European Union” there shall be substituted the words “European
Economic Area”.
In regulation 7 of the principal regulations, immediately
after the words “European Union driving licence” there shall be
inserted the words “or of a driving licence issued by the competent
authority in Switzerland”.
In regulation 12 of the principal regulations, for the
words “drive a motor vehicle abroad” there shall be substituted
the words “drive a motor vehicle in another country other than in a
Member State”.
In regulation 23 of the principal regulations, for the words
“and D1+E.” there shall be substituted the words “and D1+E:” and
immediately thereafter there shall be added the following proviso
“Provided that the Authority may, upon a request in
writing to that effect, authorise an approved driving instructor
to give driving instruction on Sundays and public holidays.”.
Immediately after regulation 23 of the principal
regulations there shall be inserted the following new regulation
With effect from the 19th January, 2013,
access to the driving of motorcycles in category A shall
be subject to a minimum of two years’ experience on
motorcycles under an A2 licence.”.
10. Immediately after regulation 26 of the principal
regulations there shall be inserted the following new regulation
(1) The tests of skills and behaviour shall
“Tests to be
carried out
be
carried
out by persons appointed by the Authority.
by examiners
appointed by
the Authority.”
(2) No person may be appointed to carry
out driving tests unless that person meets the minimum
standards of competence set out in Annex IV of the
Directive.
(3) The Authority shall not appoint a person
to act –
(a) as a category B driving examiner unless
that person –
(i) has held a category B driving
licence for at least three years,
(ii) is at least 23 years old,
(iii) has successfully completed an
initial training programme approved by the
Authority and demonstrates, by means of a
test organised by the Authority, that he meets
the minimum standards of competence in
terms of sub-regulation (2) and subsequently
follows the quality assurance and the periodic
training arrangements as provided for in
Annex IV of the Directive,
(iv) has completed a vocational
education that leads at least to a completion
of level 3 defined by Council Decision
85/368/EEC on the comparability of
vocational training qualifications between the
Member States of the European Community,
and
(v) when such person is acting
simultaneously as a commercial driving
instructor in a driving school;
(b) as a driving examiner for the other
categories unless that person -
B
(i) holds a driving licence in the
category concerned or possesses equivalent
knowledge through adequate professional
qualification,
(ii) has been a qualified category B
driving examiner for at least three years or has
at least five years’ experience of driving in the
category concerned or can provide evidence
of a theoretical and practical assessment of
driving ability of a standard higher than that
needed to obtain a driving licence, and
(iii) meets the provisions of paragraph
(a) (iii), (iv) and (v)
Provided that the Authority may
authorise an examiner to conduct driving tests
for
(1) categories AM, A1, A2 and A
upon passing the initial qualification in
terms of the provisions of paragraph (a)
(iii) for one of those categories,
(2) categories C1, C, D1 and D
upon passing the initial qualification in
terms of the provisions of paragraph (a)
(iii) for one of those categories, and
(3) categories BE, C1E, CE,
D1E and DE upon passing the initial
qualification in terms of the provisions
of paragraph (a)(iii) for one of those
categories.
(4) Persons who have already
been authorised to conduct driving tests
before the provision of sub-regulation (3)
of this regulation comes into force, shall
continue to be authorised to conduct
driving tests provided they undertake the
periodic training as provided for in sub-
regulation (3).”.
11. In sub-regulation (1) of regulation 36 of the principal Amends regulation
regulations, immediately after the words “the photocard driving regulations.
licence” there shall be added the words “based on the model set
out in Annex I to the Directive”.
12. Immediately after sub-regulation (1) of regulation 44 of
the principal regulations there shall be inserted the following new
sub-regulation
“(1A) With effect from the 19th January, 2013,
licences issued for categories C, CE, C1, C1E, D, DE, D1 and
DIE shall remain valid for a maximum period of five years.”.
13. Immediately after regulation 45 of the principal
regulations there shall be inserted the following new regulation
As from the 19th January, 2013, holders
of driving licences in categories C, CE, C1, C1E, D,
DE, D1 and D1E shall, when renewing their driving
licence, produce a medical certificate certifying that
they still comply with the minimum standard of physical
and mental fitness for driving set out in the Eighth
Schedule.”.
14. Regulation 49 of the principal regulations shall be Amends regulation
amended as follows
(a) the regulation shall be renumbered as sub-
regulation (1) and immediately after the words “issue of
driving licences shall” there shall be inserted the words “, up
to the 18th January, 2013,”; and
(b) immediately after sub-regulation (1) as renumbered
there shall be added the following new regulation
“(2) The issue of driving licences shall, with
effect from the 19th January, 2013, be subject to the
following conditions
(a) licences for categories C1, C, D1 and D
shall be issued only to drivers already entitled to
drive vehicles in category B;
(b) licences for categories BE, C1E, CE,
D1E and DE shall be issued only to drivers already
entitled to drive vehicles in categories B, C1, C, D1
and D respectively.”.
15. Regulation 50 of the principal regulations shall be
amended as follows
(a) the regulation shall be renumbered as sub-
regulation (1) and immediately after the words “driving
licences shall” there shall be inserted the words “, up to the
18th January, 2013,”; and
(b) immediately after sub-regulation (1) as renumbered
there shall be added the following new sub-regulation
“(2) The validity of driving licences shall, with
effect from the 19th January, 2013, be determined as
follows
(a) licences granted for categories C1E,
CE, D1E or DE shall be valid for combinations of
vehicles in category BE;
(b) licences granted for category CE shall
be valid for category DE as long as their holders
are entitled to drive vehicles in category D;
(c) licences granted for category CE and
DE shall be valid for combinations of vehicles in
categories C1E and D1E respectively;
(d) licences granted for category A1, A2 and
A shall be valid for vehicles in category AM;
(e) licences issued for category A2 shall
also be valid for category A1; and
(f) licences granted for categories A, B, C
or D shall be valid for categories A1, A2, B1, C1,
or D1 respectively.”.
16. Regulation 56 of the principal regulations shall be
amended as follows
(a) for the marginal note thereto that shall be
substituted the following
“Dual control system and learner plates.”;
(b) for sub-regulation (1) thereof there shall be
substituted the following
“(1) Motor vehicles licensed by the Authority
to be used for instruction for category B or category
BE licence purposes shall be fitted with a dual control
system.”;
(c) sub-regulations (2) to (4) thereof shall be
renumbered as sub-regulations (3) to (5) respectively;
(d) immediately after sub-regulation (1) thereof there
shall be inserted the following new sub-regulation (2)
“(2) Any motor vehicle licensed by the Authority
to be used by a motoring school and, or by an approved
driving instructor for instruction purposes shall clearly
display at all times while in use on the road a learner
plate marked with the letter “L” in green on a white
background. The plate shall include also the motoring
school’s authorisation number, which shall be visible
from the front and the rear of the vehicle.”;
(e) in sub-regulation (3) as renumbered, for the words
“non-licensed” there shall be substituted the words “non-
registered”;
(f) in sub-regulation (4) as renumbered, for the words
“non-licensed” there shall be substituted the words “non-
registered”; and
(g) in sub-regulation (5) as renumbered, for the words
“non-licensed” there shall be substituted the words “non-
registered”.
17. In regulation 57 of the principal regulations,
immediately after the words “An authorised operator” there shall
be inserted the words “or approved driving instructor”.
18. In paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (3) of regulation
63 of the principal regulations, immediately after the words “for
instruction” there shall be inserted the words “for category B and
BE licences”.
19. In regulation 64 of the principal regulations,
immediately after sub-regulation (2) thereof, there shall be added
the following new sub-regulations
“(3) Where the Authority intends to refuse an
application, it shall give the applicant concerned notice
in writing setting out the reasons for its intention to do
so. Every notice of refusal shall state that the applicant has
a right to make representations in writing, within ten days,
to the Authority giving the reasons why the application
should not be refused and the Authority shall consider any
representations so made before arriving at a final decision.
The Authority shall notify in writing its final decision to the
applicant concerned.
(4) When an application is refused by the Authority,
the applicant may appeal to the Administrative Review
Tribunal established by the Administrative Justice Act
against such decision within a period of thirty days from its
notification.”.
20. Sub-regulation (7) of regulation 66 of the principal
regulations shall be renumbered as sub-regulation (11) and
immediately after sub-regulation (6) there shall be inserted the
following new sub-regulations
“(7) Where the Authority decides to suspend, withdraw
or revoke an authorisation to operate a motoring school, it
shall give the operator concerned notice in writing setting out
the reasons for its intention to do so.
(8) The notice provided for in sub-regulation (7)
shall state that the operator concerned may, within ten days
from service thereof, make representations in writing to the
Authority giving reasons why the authorisation shall not be
suspended or revoked and the Authority shall consider any
representations so made before arriving at a final decision.
(9) The Authority shall notify in writing its final
decision to the operator concerned who shall have the right to
appeal to the Administrative Justice Tribunal within a period
of thirty days from notification of the Authority’s decision
Provided that the suspension of the authorisation shall
have immediate effect notwithstanding any appeal therefrom.
(10) A decision of the Authority to revoke an
authorisation shall not become final until the expiration of
the period within which an appeal may be made under this
regulation and, if an appeal is made within such period, the
decision shall become final on the date of the decision of
the Tribunal dismissing the appeal or the date on which the
appeal is abandoned, if this is the case.”.
21. For regulation 70 of the principal regulations there shall
be substituted the following
(1) Driving instruction against payment
“Driving
instructors to
for any driving licence may only be given by approved
be registered
driving instructors who are registered with the Authority.
with the
Authority.
(2) To qualify as an approved driving
instructor a person –
(a) shall be of good conduct;
(b) shall be the holder of a driving licence
for at least five years under that category or
categories for which he would be providing driving
instruction;
(c) shall not have his driving licence
disqualified;
(d) shall –
(i) either have passed the examination
of ability to give instruction provided for
under regulation 74,
(ii) or be in possession of documents
showing that he is qualified as a driving
instructor in any other State of the European
Economic Area.”.
22. For regulation 71 of the principal regulations there shall
be substituted the following
(1) An application for registration as
“Registration
of approved
an approved driving instructor shall be made to the
driving
Authority on the appropriate form which, in respect of
instructors.
persons not falling under the provisions of regulation
70 (2)(d), shall be made within one year of passing the
examination of ability to give instruction.
(2) Where the application is made by a
person other than that falling under the provisions
of regulation 70 (2)(d), the application shall be
accompanied by –
(a)
a conduct certificate,
(b)
passport size photograph,
(c) a copy of the certificate showing that the
applicant has passed the examination of ability to
give instruction, and
(d)
the fee prescribed in the Ninth Schedule.
(3) Where the application is made by a
person falling under the provisions of regulation 70 (2)
(d), the application shall be accompanied by –
(a)
a conduct certificate,
(b)
a copy of the driving licence,
(c)
a copy of the passport or of the identity
card,
(d)
a passport size photograph,
(e) a copy of the driving instructor certificate
issued in any other Member State of the European
Economic Zone, and
(f)
the fee prescribed in the Ninth Schedule.
(4) The provisions of regulations 63A and
64 shall mutatis mutandis apply to the registration of
approved driving instructors.
(5) Where the application for registration is
upheld, the Authority shall issue a registration certificate
to the applicant.
(6) The registration as an approved driving
instructor may be retained against the payment of the
annual retention fee prescribed in the Ninth Schedule.”.
23. For regulation 72 of the principal regulations there shall
be substituted the following
(1) An approved driving instructor shall
be suspended from registration where he becomes
from register.
disqualified from holding a driving licence.
(2) An approved driving instructor may be
removed from registration where the Authority is no
longer satisfied that he still meets the requirements for
registration.
(3) Where the Authority decides to remove
an approved driving instructor from registration, the
provisions of sub-regulations (7) to (10) of regulation
66 shall mutatis mutandis apply to approved driving
instructors.”.
24. For regulation 73 of the principal regulations there shall
be substituted the following
For the purpose of giving driving instruction
“Authorisation
to give driving
against payment for any driving licence, an approved
driving instruction shall, in addition to being registered
with the Authority in terms of regulation 71, either be
the holder of an authorisation to keep and operate a
motor driving school in terms of these regulations or is
employed with the holder of an authorisation to keep
and operate a motor driving school or has a contractual
relationship with that person.”.
25. Regulation 81A of the principal regulations shall be
26. The First Schedule to the principal regulations shall be Amends the First
amended as follows
(a) for the words “(Regulation 3)” there shall be
substituted the words “(Regulations 3, 4, 9, 70)” and
immediately thereafter there shall be inserted the heading
“Part 1” ;
(b) for the words “for licence purposes” there shall be
substituted the words “for licensing purposes until the 18th
January 2013”;
(c) immediately after the table thereof there shall be
added the following
B
“Part 2
Categories of Vehicle for licensing purposes as from the 19th January, 2013
Class of vehicle
Mopeds
(a) Motorcycles with a cylinder capacity not exceeding 125 cubic centimetres, of
a power not exceeding 11 kW and with a power/weight ratio not exceeding 0.1
kW/kg.
(b) Motor tricycles with a power not exceeding 15 kW.
Motorcycles of a power not exceeding 35 kW and with a power/weight ratio not
exceeding 0.2 kW/kg and not derived from a vehicle of more than double its
power.
(a) Motorcycles.
(b) Motor tricycles with a power exceeding 15 kW.
Quadricycles
Motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg and
designed and constructed for the carriage of no more than eight passengers in
addition to the driver; motor vehicles in this category may be combined with a
trailer having a maximum authorised mass which does not exceed 750 kg.
Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, motor vehicles in this category may be combined with a trailer with a
maximum authorised mass exceeding 750 kg, provided that the maximum
authorised mass of this combination does not exceed 4,250 kg. Where such a
combination exceeds 3,500 kg it shall be driven only after a test of skills and
behaviour has been passed.
Agricultural tractors.
Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, combination of vehicles consisting of a tractor vehicle in category B
and a trailer or semi-trailer where the maximum authorised mass of the trailer or
semi-trailer does not exceed 3,500 kg.
Motor vehicles other than those in categories D1 or D, the maximum authorised
mass of which exceeds 3,500 kg, but does not exceed 7,500 kg, and which are
designed and constructed for the carriage of no more than eight passengers in
addition to the driver; motor vehicles in this category may be combined with a
trailer having a maximum authorised mass not exceeding 750 kg.
(a) Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, combinations of vehicles where the tractor vehicle is in category C1
and its trailer or semi-trailer has a maximum authorised mass of over 750 kg
provided that the authorised mass of the combination does not exceed 12,000 kg.
(b) Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, combinations of vehicles where the tractor vehicle is in category B and
its trailer or semi-trailer has an authorised mass of over 3,500 kg, provided that
the authorised mass of the combination does not exceed 12,000 kg.
Motor vehicles other than those in categories D1 or D, whose maximum
authorised mass is over 3,500 kg and which are designed and constructed for the
carriage of no more than eight passengers in addition to the driver. Motor vehicles
in this category may be combined with a trailer having a maximum authorised
mass which does not exceed 750 kg.
Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, combinations of vehicles where the tractor vehicle is in category C and
its trailer or semi-trailer has a maximum authorised mass of over 750 kg.
Motor vehicles designed and constructed for the carriage of no more than 16
passengers in addition to the driver and with a maximum length not exceeding 8
metres. Motor vehicles in this category may be combined with a trailer having a
maximum authorised mass not exceeding 750 kg.
Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, combinations of vehicles where the tractor vehicle is in category D1
and its trailer has a maximum authorised mass of over 750 kg.
Motor vehicles designed and constructed for the carriage of more than eight
passengers in addition to the driver; motor vehicles which may be driven with a
category D licence may be combined with a trailer having a maximum authorised
mass which does not exceed 750 kg.
Without prejudice to the provisions of type-approval rules for the vehicles
concerned, combinations of vehicles where the tractor vehicle is in category D
and its trailer has a maximum authorised mass of over 750 kg.
Driving licences which under Part 1 are in category –
(a) A+ shall be changed to category A,
(b) A shall be changed to category A2, and
(c) F shall be changed to category D1
as from the 19 th January, 2013.”.
Amends the Second
The Second Schedule to the principal regulations shall be
27. Schedule to the principal
amended as follows
regulations.
(a) for the words “(Regulation 4)” there shall be
substituted the words “(Regulations 4, 39)”, and
immediately thereafter there shall be inserted the heading
“Part 1”;
(b) immediately after the words “obtaining a driving
27. The Second Schedule to the principal regulations shall
Amends the Second
Schedule to the
be amended as follows
principal regulations.
(a) for the words “(Regulation 4)” there shall be
substituted the words “(Regulations 4, 39)”, and immediately
thereafter there shall be inserted the heading “Part 1”;
(b) immediately after the words “obtaining a driving
licence” there shall be added the words “up to the 18th
January, 2013”;
licence” there shall be added the words “up to the 18 th
(c) immediately
after the table thereof there shall be
January,
2013”;
added the following
(c) immediately after the table thereof there shall be
added the following
“Part 2
Minimum ages for holding or obtaining a driving licence
with effect from the 19 th January, 2013*
Column 1
Column 2
Category
Age in years
Applicable to
Applicable to
drivers not
drivers holding
holding a CPC
AM
A1, A2
A (in respect of motorcycles)
A (in respect of tricycles with a power
exceeding 15kW)
B1, B, B Automatic, BE
C1, C1E, C, CE
D1, D1E
D, DE
*With effect from the 1 st January, 2012 the minimum age applicable in respect of
category C and CE licences shall be 20 years, and that in respect of category D and DE
licences shall be 22 years.”.
The Fourth Schedule to the principal regulations shall be
28. amended as follows
(a) under Section A thereof, sub-paragraph (iv) of
paragraph (c) shall be deleted; and
(b) Section B thereof shall be amended as follows
(a) in the heading thereof, for the words
“categories A and A1” there shall be substituted the
words “categories A, A2 and A1”; and
(b) in sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph 1 thereof,
immediately after the words “lines and arrows” there
28. The Fourth Schedule to the principal regulations shall
be amended as follows
(a) under Section A thereof, sub-paragraph (iv) of
paragraph (c) shall be deleted; and
(b)
Section B thereof shall be amended as follows
(a) in the heading thereof, for the words
“categories A and A1” there shall be substituted the
words “categories A, A2 and A1”; and
(b) in sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph 1 thereof,
immediately after the words “lines and arrows” there
shall be added the words “, tram rails”.
29. In the Third Schedule to the principal regulations,
immediately after the the paragraph starting with the words
“Testing vehicles for categories” and ending with the words “on
the 30th September, 2013” there shall be added the following
“With effect from the 19th January, 2013, the minimum
technical requirements for vehicles used in the Tests of Skills
and Behaviour shall be those established under item 5.2 of
Annex II of the Directive.”.
30. The Fifth Schedule to the principal regulations shall be
amended as follows
(a) for sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph 1 thereof there
shall be substituted the following
“(a) The driving of a vehicle with manual
transmission shall be subject to the passing of a skills
and behaviour test taken on a vehicle with manual
transmission.
If an applicant takes the test of skills and behaviour on a
vehicle with automatic transmission this shall be recorded on
any licence issued on the basis of such a test. Licences with
this indication shall be used only for driving vehicles with
automatic transmission.
For the purpose of this sub-paragraph –
“vehicle with automatic transmission” means a
vehicle in which the gear ratio between the engine and
the wheels can be varied by use only of the accelerator
or the brakes.”; and
(b) in paragraph 2 thereof, for the words “Skills and
behaviour to be tested concerning categories A and A1” there
shall be substituted the words “Skills and behaviour to be
tested concerning categories A1, A2 and A”.
31. Section B of the Seventh Schedule to the principal Amends the Seventh
regulations shall be amended as follows
(a) for the words “Authority for Transport in Malta”,
wherever they appear, there shall be substituted the word
“Authority”, and the words “(Public Transport Directorate)”
wherever they appear shall be deleted;
(b) for the description of Code 103 there shall be
substituted the words “Holders authorised by the Authority
to drive a light passenger transport vehicle (chauffer-driven
vehicle);
(c) immediately after the row 105 there shall be
inserted the following new row
“
Holder authorised by the Authority to drive
a taxi
”.
32. In the Eighth Schedule to the principal regulations, for Amends the Eighth
the words “(Regulation 34)” there shall be substituted the words principal regulations.
“(Regulations 34, 45A).
33. For the Ninth Schedule to the principal regulations there
shall be substituted the following
B
“NINTH SCHEDULE
(Regulations 37, 51)
Driving licences fees*, authorisation fees and administrative charges
Description
Licence fee
Administrative
€
Charge/Authorisation
Charge
€
Probationary driving licence for a period of three years
13.95
Renenwal of driving licence for a period of five years
23.25
Renewal of driving licence for a period of ten years
46.50
Issue of an International Driving Permit
23.25
Issue or renewal of a driving licence to a person with a disability,
falling under the Social Security Act, Cap. 318, to drive a specially
Nil
Nil
adapted motor vehicle
Issue of a duplicate driving licence for a lost, stolen or defaced valid
driving licence or an inclusion of another category
11.65
Issue of a duplicate driving licence due to any alteration in the data
contained in the photocard driving licence
Nil
Application to acquire a driving licence
23.25
Nil
Application to undertake theory test
Nil
30.25
Application for a resit of the theory test
Nil
22.50
Application to undertake the practical test
23.25
Nil
Adding new category to driving licence
11.65
Registration to act as driving instructor per annum
Nil
Application to take the driving instructor test
Nil
23.25
Authorisation to operate as a motoring school per annum
Nil
Taking of affidavit or declaration for loss of licence, authorisation,
certificate or any other document
Nil
* Licence fees received by the Authority under these regulations shall be on account of the Consolidated
Fund.”.
34. In the English text of the Eleventh Schedule to the
Amends the English
text of the Eleventh
principal regulations for the words “(Regulation 73)” there shall be
Schedule to the
substituted the words “(Regulation 74)”.
principal regulations.
35. In the English text of the Twelfth Schedule to the
Amends the English
text of the Twelfth
principal regulations for the words “(Regulation 74)” there shall be
Schedule to the
substituted the words “(Regulation 75)”.
principal regulations.
36. In the Thirteenth Schedule to the principal regulations
Amends the
Thirteenth Schedule
for the words “(Regulations 78 and 79)” there shall be substituted
to the principal
the words “(Regulations 29, 30)”.
regulations.
€1.80