Fourteen months after passing their initial practical driving test, a car driver is convicted of a driving offence and receives 6 penalty points. What must this driver do before they can regain full driving entitlement?
- ARetake only the practical driving test after serving a six-month disqualification
- BWait until their two-year probationary period finishes before resuming unsupervised driving
- Apply for a provisional driving licence and retake both the theory and practical testsCevap
- DPay a fixed penalty fine and complete an educational retraining course without retesting
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Apply for a provisional driving licence and retake both the theory and practical tests
Under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995, newly qualified drivers are subject to a two-year probationary period starting from the date they pass their practical test. If 6 or more penalty points are incurred within this timeframe, the DVLA automatically revokes the full driving licence. To restore full driving privileges, the motorist must reapply for a provisional driving licence, adhere to learner driver restrictions, and successfully pass both the theory test and practical driving test again.
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Licence revocation and retesting requirements under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995