BC Class 5&7
The Graduated Licensing Program: L and N stages
ICBC's driving guide: Your licence
New drivers in B.C. earn privileges in stages.
Learner (Class 7L). You must be at least 16, pass the knowledge test, and pass a vision and medical screening. The licence is valid for two years, and renewing it means taking the knowledge test again. You are issued an L sign and a copy of *Tuning up for drivers*.
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Practice questions on this card
- Q-0406What is the minimum age to apply for a learner's licence in B.C.?
- Q-0407How long is a learner's licence valid, and what does renewing it require?
- Q-0408How many questions are on the knowledge test?
- Q-0409Where can the knowledge test be taken?
- Q-0410What does the vision screening test for?
- Q-0411Who makes the final decision on whether a licence is issued after a medical examination?
- Q-0412What must a learner do before taking the Class 7 road test?
- Q-0413How many hours of practice does the manual recommend before the road test?
- Q-0414About how long does the Class 7 road test take?
- Q-0415Who may be in the vehicle during your road test?
- Q-0416You do not pass the Class 7 road test. When may you take it again?
- Q-0436What must every driving school and instructor in B.C. have?
- Q-0437Which skills does the Class 7 road test assess?
- Q-0438Which of these manoeuvres may appear in a Class 7 road test?
- Q-0439You are 17 and going to the licensing office for your learner's licence. What must you bring besides ID and fees?