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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2024

Good Behaviour Licence NSW: Complete Guide

A good behaviour licence allows a person who receives 13 demerit points to elect to undergo a period of good behaviour for 12 months.

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A good behaviour licence allows a person who receives 13 demerit points (or 14 in the case of a professional driver) to elect to undergo a period of good behaviour for 12 months. That power comes from Section 36 of the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW).

You are eligible for a good behaviour licence if:

  • your suspension letter states you can apply for the good behaviour period;
  • the suspension period has not started;
  • you hold at least one unrestricted NSW Driver's Licence.

You are not eligible for a good behaviour licence if:

  • your suspension letter does not mention the good behaviour period;
  • your suspension period has already commenced;
  • you only hold a provisional or learner licence.

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