Producing Documents and Police Checks
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A police officer stops you and asks to see your driving documents, but you do not have them with you at the roadside. Within what time limit must you produce them at a police station of your choice?
Following a traffic incident involving property damage, an authorised officer asks to inspect your certificate of motor insurance. If you are unable to produce this document at the scene, within what statutory timeframe must you present it at a police station of your choice?
When requested by an authorised officer to produce your driving documents, you are permitted to present them at a nominated police station if you cannot produce them immediately.
A police constable has the statutory power to require an accompanying person who is supervising a learner driver to produce their full driving licence for inspection.
During a routine roadside check, an officer requires you to present your driving licence and certificate of insurance, but you do not have them with you. At which facility are you legally permitted to present these documents?
If you are issued a formal requirement to produce your driving licence and certificate of motor insurance after failing to have them at the roadside, an authorised representative or family member may present the original documents at your chosen police station on your behalf.