Cooper |
August 2, 2022 |
11:48 am |
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Yes, many New Canadian drivers can drive on their countries license for a certain period ( 90 days, six months other ).

At some point, you will need to pass a Class 5 ‘N’ driving test.

Here is the SHOCKING part.

For some, you can drive alone here in British Columbia on your country’s license.

Then, if you attempt the Class 5 ‘N’ driving test and fail, you will face two big surprises:

  1. ICBC takes away your countries license
  2. ICBC may give you a learner license, STOPPING you from being able to drive alone and REQUIRING you to have a fully licensed person sitting beside you!

BEFORE THE FAIL – YOU COULD DRIVE ALONE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

AFTER THE FAIL – YOU MUST HAVE A LICENSED DRIVER WITH YOU AT ALL TIMES.

This is a big surprise and a shock for many New Canadian drivers!

Now you know!

Moving To Canada

How to Get Your Class 5 Drivers License

IF YOU FAIL YOUR ICBC DRIVING TESTRETEST WAIT TIMES ARE
1st FAILED ATTEMPT14 DAYS
2nd FAILED ATTEMPT30 DAYS
3rd FAILED ATTEMPT60 DAYS
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