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Legislation Archive
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No Registration Labels for Light Vehicles from 1 July 2013
The abolition of registration labels has been considered nationally and locally a number of times. WA, SA and Tasmania have recently ceased issuing registration labels and NSW has announced that they will also be abolishing registration labels on 1 January 2013. As part of the ACT Government’s Red Tape Reduction Panel the Government has agreed [...] -
Landmark agreement reached on the issue of filtering
In a landmark agreement signalling much needed collaboration on the issue of legitimising filtering, the Motorcycle Riders Association Vic (MRAV), Australian Motorcycle Council (AMC), Victorian Motorcycle Council (VMC) and the Australian Riders’ Division (ARD) of Motorcycling Australia (MA) have co-signed a Memorandum of Understanding agreeing to support the proposal put forward late last year to [...] -
Change to Pre- Provisional Licence Training Course.
Statement “The MRA ACT is extremely disappointed about the cessation of the ACT government subsidy for the Pre-provisional Course for those motorcyclists who fail the P assessment. While the MRA ACT knows that a review of novice rider training is currently being undertaken, we expected that any cessation of the subsidy would be phased in over many [...] -
MRA-ACT on the Barton Highway
The MRA ACT calls on the ACT and NSW Governments to urgently address the rising road toll on the Barton Highway by duplicating the road to a four lane highway, as has been promised for many years. The increased number of people commuting between Canberra from Yass and surrounding areas as well as the increase in [...] -
MRA-ACT on Point-to-Point cameras
The MRA ACT is disappointed that the ACT Government is persisting in the introduction of point to point cameras. The MRA ACT does not condone any road user breaking the road rules, but does not support the current obsession with speeding as the overriding factor in road crashes. We support Allan Evans, spokesman for peak motoring [...] -
MCC of NSW on CTP rises
Office workers, mums, dads, motorcycles and scooters to converge on Parliament Changes to the NSW Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme on July 1st this year, saw motorcycle and scooter riders slugged with outrageous price increases. Some riders are facing increases of nearly 100%. This is despite a dramatic decrease in fatalities since 1995. Car drivers are [...] -
Exhaust Laws Info Updated
Have you been confused about how loud your bike is allowed to be in the ACT and NSW… Well here it is http://mraact.org.au/epa-rules/
