Introduce a progressive licensing system for young drivers under the age of 25 - petition reaches 10K signatures

A minimum learning period of 40hrs to help young drivers gain skills and experience on different roads under different conditions
No carrying passengers 25 and under for the first year
Restrictions on driving at night between midnight and 6am
Mandatory hazard perception training

Road crashes are a leading cause of death for young people. In 2022, 1,365 drivers aged 17–24 were killed or seriously injured in crashes. We believe we need progressive licensing to keep young drivers safe. In Canada, a scheme with a minimum learning period and restrictions on night driving saw a 42% drop in crashes involving drivers aged 20–24. In New Zealand, a scheme that also restricted passengers for the first 6 months saw a 23% drop in crash injuries for 15–19-year-olds (12% for 20–24-year-olds).