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Takata Airbag Recall – Is your drive test vehicle affected?
Some airbags made by Takata Corporation are being recalled in Australia. One type of airbag, the Takata ‘Alpha’ airbag, poses a significant risk to people inside the vehicle.
From Wednesday 27 March 2019, any vehicle fitted with a Takata alpha airbag cannot be used for a VicRoads drive test. If the vehicle you plan to use for your drive test has a Takata ‘Alpha’ airbag, you’ll need to use a different vehicle, or produce evidence that the defective airbag has been repaired.
To check if your vehicle has a Takata alpha airbag installed, visit ismyairbagsafe.com.au or text Takata to 0487 AIRBAG (247224).

Eligibility

These tests are only available to Victorian learner permit holders.

To take the tests you need to:

be at least 17 years and 11 months old (for the hazard perception test),
be at least 18 years old (for the drive test),
have had your learner permit for the minimum period (For the Drive Test)
not be disqualified from getting a driver licence, and
if you're under 21, you need to have undertaken at least 120 hours of driving experience that are correctly recorded in your log book.

You need to bring your learner permit to your appointment. If you're under 21, you also need to bring your completed log book to your drive test.

If you're not eligible, or forget to bring something, you cannot take the test and will forfeit your appointment fee. You'll need to book a new appointment and pay for another appointment.

Payment

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