Chapter 9-3: Graduated Licensing Program

The Graduated Licensing Program (GLP) is a key part of the BC driver’s knowledge test, designed to help new drivers gain experience safely.

BC Driving Test - Chapter 9-3: Graduated Licensing Program

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Who must accompany an applicant under 19 to the driver licensing office?

A school principal

A sibling

A licensed driver over 25

A custodial parent or legal guardian

2 / 15

What is the minimum age for a qualified supervisor accompanying a learner driver?

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What must you bring to the driver licensing office if you need them to drive?

Proof of vehicle ownership

Your birth certificate only

Glasses or contact lenses

A letter from your employer

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What items are issued to you at the driver licensing office when you pass your tests for a Class 7L?

Licence, an L sign, and a copy of 'Tuning up for drivers'

Licence and a certificate of completion

Licence and a car manual

Licence and a set of L signs

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During which hours is a learner driver NOT permitted to drive?

9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Midnight to 5 a.m.

11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

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How long is a Class 7L licence valid before it needs to be renewed?

Two years

Five years

One year

Three years

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According to learner restrictions, what is the rule for using electronic devices like cellphones while driving?

Only GPS systems are allowed

Only hands-free devices are permitted

No hand-held or hands-free devices are allowed

Allowed if the supervisor operates them

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What is required to renew a learner's licence after it expires?

Complete a driver education course

Pass a road test

Re-take the knowledge test

Provide a new medical report

9 / 15

What is the maximum number of passengers a learner driver can have, in addition to their qualified supervisor?

Two

There is no limit

Zero

One

10 / 15

A qualified supervisor for a learner driver must hold which of the following valid licences?

A Class 5 or 6 licence

A Class 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 licence

Any valid driver's licence

A Class 7L licence for at least 2 years

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Where must the official L (Learner) sign be displayed on the vehicle?

On the driver's side window

Anywhere on the exterior of the vehicle

On the front windshield

In the back windshield or on the rear of the vehicle

12 / 15

Which of these is NOT tested during the vision screening?

Colour vision

Hearing acuity

Field of vision

Depth perception

13 / 15

How many multiple-choice questions are on the knowledge test?

14 / 15

What is the blood alcohol content (BAC) limit for a driver with a learner's licence?

0.05

Zero

0.02

0.08

15 / 15

What is the minimum age to apply for a learner's licence (Class 7L)?

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The GLP consists of three stages: Learner’s (L), Novice (N), and Full Licence. Each stage has specific requirements and restrictions, ensuring drivers develop skills gradually. For example, learners must drive with a qualified supervisor and follow speed limits. The program aims to reduce accidents among new drivers by emphasizing practice and responsibility. Understanding the GLP is essential for passing the knowledge test and progressing to full driving privileges in British Columbia.