Match each driving licence regulation or scenario with its correct legal rule or consequence under UK law.
- Accumulating six or more penalty points within two years of passing the driving testResults in the automatic revocation of the full driving licence
- Penalty points received on a provisional licence before passing the practical testCarried over onto the full driving licence upon qualifying
- Requirement to drive again after licence revocation under the New Drivers ActMust obtain a new provisional licence and pass both theory and practical tests again
- Duration of the probationary period under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) ActTwo years from the date of passing the first practical test
Cevap
Accumulating six or more points matches automatic revocation; provisional points match carrying over to the full licence; regaining a licence after revocation matches reapplying for a provisional and passing both tests; and the probationary period duration matches two years.
Each scenario correctly matches the statutory rules set out in the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995: reaching six penalty points within two years of passing leads to licence revocation, points accrued as a learner transfer to the full licence, regaining a full licence requires passing both the theory and practical tests again, and the probationary period lasts for two years.
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Probationary period rules and penalty point thresholds under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995