A newly qualified driver has their driving licence revoked under the New Drivers Act after accumulating six penalty points within their two-year probationary period. What must this driver do in order to regain a full driving licence?
- APay a fixed penalty fine to have their full driving licence reinstated automatically
- Apply for a provisional licence and pass both the theory and practical driving tests againCevap
- CRetake only the practical driving test after a standard six-month waiting period
- DComplete a national speed awareness course to have the penalty points cancelled and keep the full licence
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Apply for a provisional licence and pass both the theory and practical driving tests again
Under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995, if a driver accumulates six or more penalty points within two years of passing their first driving test, their full licence is revoked. To regain a full driving licence, the driver must reapply for a provisional driving licence, drive under learner restrictions displaying 'L' plates with an accompanying supervising driver, and successfully pass both the theory and practical driving tests again.
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Statutory re-examination requirements following licence revocation under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995