Section 11: Offences relating to licences and identification marks

(1) Any person who for purposes incidental to user on a Federal highway (and whether or not so used)-
(a) forges, or fraudulently defaces, alters, adds to or multilates, any driving or vehicle licence or identification mark;
(b) exhibits or uses any driving or vehicle licence, or identification mark which has been forged or defaced;
(c) lends or allows to be used by any other person any such licence as aforesaid or identification mark pertaining to another vehicle; or
(d) uses a driving licence belonging to another person or exhibits or uses on a vehicle any licence upon which figures or particulars have become illegible, or exhibits or uses on a vehicle any colourable imitation of a licence to which he is not entitled, shall be guilty of an offence.
(2) Any person who drives on a Federal highway a motor vehicle required to bear a prescribed identification mark without that identification mark or with a false identification mark shall be guilty of an offence.
(3) In this section the burden of proof of any absence of intent to commit an offence shall lie upon the person charged therewith.