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I've realised that my licence has lapsed, and I am due to attend a track day on Saturday. The licence renewal/application for states that a 30 Day temporary licence can be obtained through the CAMS endorsed club, but it's not applicable for renewals (new applicants only!)!

See the bottom of the application form here: http://www.cams.com.au/downloads/paperform...Application.pdf

I'm certain that my new licence wont arrive before Saturday, so what can I do? Any ideas?

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This has happened to me aswel Jon

Easy fix - ring CAMS and be as nice as you can, then explain the situation (first time renewing etc) and apologise, then ask if they can please tell you your licence number or even fax a quick coversheet to you saying that, then take that to the trackday

Its worked for me in the past :whistling:

I've realised that my licence has lapsed, and I am due to attend a track day on Saturday. The licence renewal/application for states that a 30 Day temporary licence can be obtained through the CAMS endorsed club, but it's not applicable for renewals (new applicants only!)!

See the bottom of the application form here: http://www.cams.com.au/downloads/paperform...Application.pdf

I'm certain that my new licence wont arrive before Saturday, so what can I do? Any ideas?

Hey mate,

If you have infact renewed your licence.... not really sure from your post, you can get cams to fax through an authority form which you take with your old licence and show the officials and that will be fine to get you on the track!!!!

Thanks sanger.

I called cams this morning and explained the situation. The guy said "Just make a note on the application that you will be requiring a temporary licence, and provide a fax number for the licence to be faxed to."

Sweet! - Thanks for you help guys!

It turned up on my fax machine only an hour or so after I faxed the application form to them! :D

I was planning on having to annoy them about getting the temp licence to me, but I was pleasantly surprised!

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