Extraordinary Licences
An extraordinary licence is granted at the discretion of the court. It allows someone who has been disqualified from driving by the court to drive in certain circumstances.
Information and forms are available to download below and must be used in proceedings relating to extraordinary licences.
A person disqualified from driving under a demerit point suspension can not apply for an Extraordinary Licence (EDL). A Demerit Point Regime (known as Double or Nothing) is in place, and this process is administered by the Department of Transport. Any enquiries in relation to demerit point suspension should be directed to the call centre on 13 11 56 or the Department of Transport website.
More information about extraordinary licences can be found on the Legal Aid website.
Last updated: 4-Nov-2020
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Downloads
- Form 5 - Application for extraordinary licence (PDF)
- Form 5 - Application for extraordinary licence (Word)
- Affidavit in support of application for extraordinary licence (PDF)
- Affidavit in support of application for extraordinary licence (Word)
- Form 7 - Application to vary or cancel extraordinary licence (PDF)
- Form 7 - Application to vary or cancel extraordinary licence (Word)
- Form 8 - Application by CEO to vary extraordinary licence (PDF)
- Form 8 - Application by CEO to vary extraordinary licence (Word)
- General Form of Affidavit (PDF)
- General Form of Affidavit (Word)
- Fact Sheet 40 - Extraordinary licence (PDF)