What are the restrictions on a Learner driver in BC?
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...
Read MoreWho is allowed to practice with a learner driver?
Who is allowed to practice with a learner driver and what does the supervisor need to consider? The supervisor of a learner must hold a valid class 5 license and be at least 25 years of age, and fit to drive. Only one additional passenger is allowed in the vehicle during private practice sessions. Practice time is permitted only between 6 AM to midnight. The L sign must be properly displayed at all times when the learner is behind the wheel. Also it is advisable to check with your...
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