Question 1790 · Truck theory test
Can a learner driver drive unaccompanied if they are on their third or subsequent learner permit?
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Correct answer
No, they cannot drive unaccompanied on any learner permit.
Official explanation
A learner driver needs to be aware that they are not permitted, under any circumstances, to drive unaccompanied, regardless of the number of learner permits held.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Unaccompanied Driving
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