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Testimonial – Amy

Posted in New Drivers, Testimonials

My mom wasn’t the best driving instructor – she tried, but she’s more of a “do-er” than a “show-er.” After a couple failed attempts at taking me out, we both decided it was in our best interest that I find a driving instructor. I was excited to get some advice from a professional – someone who took teaching driving seriously and knew what they were doing. I really liked that Ingrid is patient, and she didn’t mind repeating herself or...

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What are the restrictions on a Novice driver in BC?

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A Novice driver is one who has passed their road test and been granted a Class 7 license. From ICBC, these are the restrictions on a Novice driver in British Columbia. ​ No blood alcohol:You must not drive with any alcohol in your body​ ​ Display N sign:Display N sign on the back of your vehicle​ ​ No electronic devices:No hand-held or hands-free electronic devices​ ​ Limit one passenger:1 passenger only (immediate family exempt) unless with supervisor age 25+...

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What are the restrictions on a Learner driver in BC?

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The Learner driver is someone who has passed the written exam, but has not yet passed the road test for a Novice Class 7 license. From ICBC, these are the restrictions For passenger vehicles, the learner stage takes at least 12 months. During this time, you must: drive with a qualified supervisor, in the front seat, 25 or older, who has a valid driver’s licence carry no more than two passengers, including your supervisor drive only between 5 a.m. and midnight display your red...

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What are the L and the N signs for?

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The Red L and the Green N signs let other drivers know that the car is being driven by a Learner or a Novice driver. A learner driver must identify him/herself with the red L sign clearly visible on the rear of the vehicle, for the whole time he/she is behind the wheel . It needs to be removed when a fully licensed class 5 driver is driving. The green N sign is the identification for a novice driver who now holds a class 7 license and this sign must also be displayed. This stage lasts a...

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