I'm 23 and hate driving cars. I don't really have the ability to drive anywhere on learners, have done about 30 hours in the past when I had my logbook.
I want to get a motorbike licence but for that to happen in QLD you need to do 100 hours on your L's, go for your P test, hold that for a year, then get the motorbike licence.
In NSW you just go and get a motorbike licence when you pass the couple of tests (makes sense)
I'm wondering if it is possible to just go to NSW for a few days and get the motorbike learner licence then come back to QLD?
I've been riding motorbikes since I was 10, and driving cars as well as farm machines like tractors, bobcats and UTVs so it's not that I'm incapable, I just feel really uncomfortable driving cars.
Thanks guys
Won't work. To get a license in NSW (even a Learner's license) you have to prove your identity which includes proving your NSW Residential Address.
RMS Link: http://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/roads/licence/identity/index.html
So unless you have a NSW Residential Address with some form of ID to prove that you live there you won't be able to get a license.
If you can't provide a document that proves your address you have to get a current NSW License holder to give you a Reference Statement. And they will ring this person to check and confirm details. This is a legal statement and it's an offense to lie on it, so you'd have to have someone in NSW willing to commit a crime for you.
Why not just get your L's and go through the process? You can still ride on your L's, you'll just be restricted to the kind of bike and speed etc. Once it's done it's done for life. Either that or really commit to the scheme and move to NSW. :)