What You Need To Know About Your Drive Test
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About the Drive Test The drivers that have just learned driving and are in their probationary period are more likely to get involved in a crash/accident. That is why some rules are pre-defined for new and young drivers and probationary drivers. These are: Before appearing for the tests, drivers should possess at least 20 hours of supervised driving experience (with 20 hours of night driving included). The process will comprise a two-stage probationary period, i.e., P1 for one year and P2 for three years. Here P1 is for red P plates and P2 for green P plates. Passing two driving tests, i.e., the Hazard Perception Test and the on-road practical Drive Test, is compulsory for all learner drivers. The Drive Test helps identify if the drivers are ready to drive safely on their own or not. Learners also need to pass the driver’s test if: They possess at least 120 hours of driving experience under harsh conditions and a wide range of driving conditions like night, roads with lo...