Cooper |
July 11, 2022 |
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you must now wait

  • 14 days after your first test
  • 30 days after your second test
  • 60 days after your third and subsequent tests

Clients often rush a road test and try to pass without thoroughly preparing.

Yes, going and failing a road test has value for some people who know nothing about the test procedure and want to experience it. For many, this removes the fear of the test, allowing for a calmer approach the next time around.

Many who rush their test ignore the delay restrictions for that second test – 14 days, 30 days or 60 days depending on how many times you have failed.

Many class 5 drivers new to Canada who fail are shocked when they fail, must wait 60 days and must drive with a licensed driver when previously they were able to drive on their own on their international license or student visa permit.

This information is provided to every driver following a driving test pass or fail. Everyone walks away with these five keys in print, provided by your ICBC examiner.

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