Steps to get drivers license
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- I'm just sixteen now! I'm heading off to acquire my L after passing the driving and eye exams! I need a 40/50 on the multiple choice questions in order to pass the driving test. I've spent the entire year studying, and I anticipate passing!
- The first step to an unrestricted license is being of age to test for a license. In British Columbia you must be 16 to test for an L.
- I just passed the eyesight screening and received a 45/50 on my driving knowledge test. I have my L now!
- Now that you've obtained your L. Here are some guidelines for driving. You need to have your L sign on the vehicle and be under the control of a licenced driver who is 25 or older. Aside from your supervisor, you are not permitted to drive between the hours of midnight and five in the morning. You are also limited to a single passenger at a time.
- Time Skip (1 year old)
- I've been driving for a year, and now that I'm 17 I can finally obtain my N!
- In order to qualify to get your N, you need to have been driving for one year with supervision, and stayed prohibition free. I also have passed more than 5 driving road tests. this qualifies me to get my N.
- There are still certain limitations with the N. No drugs or alcohol in my system when I'm driving, I have to display my N on the car, no electronics, and I can only have one passenger, unless I'm with a supervisor who is at least 25 years old.
- YES! Just passed Class 7 roads and received my N
- In order to get your full license, you have to pass both L and N, driving safely during the last 24 months, without any violations in order to get a full license
- There are no limitations while using the full license. However, if you have a medical condition that requires constraints, such as glasses or heart issues, you will have them.
- Well, Now that I'm 19, I can get a full license.
- Time skip (2 years)
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