Chapter 9 Flashcards
(15 cards)
What are the steps to get a Class 7L learner’s licence?
- Pass a knowledge test.
- Pass a vision and medical screening.
- Bring required identification and fees to the licensing office.
What are the driving restrictions for a Class 7L licence?
• Must drive with a qualified supervisor.
• No use of electronic devices, including hands-free.
• Display “L” sign on the vehicle.
• Zero blood alcohol level (BAC).
What are the requirements to get a Class 7 (novice) licence?
• Hold a Class 7L licence for at least 12 months.
• Pass the Class 7 road test.
What are the driving restrictions for a Class 7 (novice) licence?
• Display “N” sign on the vehicle.
• Zero blood alcohol level (BAC).
• No more than one passenger unless supervised or passengers are immediate family members.
How long is the novice stage in the Graduated Licensing Program (GLP)?
A minimum of 24 months unless you take an ICBC-approved driver training course, which reduces the time to 18 months.
What do you need to bring for a Class 5 road test?
• Your current licence.
• A safe, insured, and registered vehicle.
• Valid identification.
• Fees for the test and photo licence.
What happens if you fail your knowledge or road test?
You must wait before retaking the test:
• 7 days for the first failure.
• 14 days for the second failure.
• 30 days for subsequent failures.
What is the purpose of the Graduated Licensing Program (GLP)?
To gradually introduce new drivers to the road, providing time to build skills and experience under lower-risk conditions.
What penalties exist for violating GLP restrictions?
• Fines or suspension of licence.
• Possible extension of the novice stage.
• Requirement to restart the GLP.
What is the role of a supervisor for a learner driver?
• Must hold a valid Class 5 licence or higher.
• Must be seated in the front passenger seat.
• Should be experienced and able to provide guidance.
How can you choose a good driving school?
• Look for ICBC-approved schools.
• Check reviews and ask for recommendations.
• Ensure the instructors are qualified and experienced.
What should you do if you move to B.C. and already have a licence from another location?
• Apply for a B.C. licence within 90 days of becoming a resident.
• Provide proof of driving experience.
• Pass the required tests if your licence is not from a reciprocal licensing jurisdiction.
What are the consequences of letting your licence expire?
• You may need to restart the licensing process, including taking tests.
• You may face additional fees.
What are the penalties for unsafe driving in B.C.?
• Fines, demerit points, or licence suspension.
• Enrollment in the Driver Improvement Program for repeat offenses.
What happens if you have outstanding fines or debts related to your licence?
You will not be able to renew your licence or insurance until the fines or debts are paid.
