Question 1215 · Truck theory test
Are there any occasions when a learner driver can drive unaccompanied?
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Correct answer
No, learner drivers must be accompanied at all times by a qualified driver.
Official explanation
Learner drivers must be aware that they must be accompanied by a qualified driver at all times.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Unaccompanied Driving
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