a large passenger service licence, or work for someone who holds one. a current licence for the type of vehicle you’re driving (for example, if you’re driving a bus with a gross vehicle mass of 10,000kg, you’ll need a class 2 licence). To drive a large passenger service vehicle you need: Large passenger service vehicleĪ large passenger service vehicle has more than 12 seats. This should be an easy to remember name, with up to eight alphabetic characters. You’ll need to choose a unique identifier for your driver ID card. a small passenger service licence, or work for someone who holds one. For example, a class 1 licence for a car or a van a current licence for the type of vehicle you’re driving. a current driver identification (ID) card. 
To drive a small passenger service vehicle you need: You also need a P endorsement if you're a dial-a-driver and drive the customer’s vehicle. Small / large vehicle P endorsement Small passenger service vehicleĪ small passenger service vehicle has 12 seats or less, including the driver.įor example, taxi, shuttle, app-based service, private hire service. See Volunteer drivers and exempt passenger services to check if that’s you.
Volunteers and some others may not need a P endorsement.
You also need a P endorsement if you drive a large passenger service vehicle – even if you're not being paid for it. If you carry passengers for hire or reward you need a passenger (P) endorsement. Small vs large passenger service vehicles.
No prior Waka Kotahi concerns related to driving.Ĭheck the table to see how long it will take us to process your application.įind out who needs an endorsement to carry passengers and how to get one. Standard applications are more likely to be processed without delay, and meet the following criteria: To help minimise delays, please ensure you submit your application as early as possible.
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