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Who can supervise a learner car driver?

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Someone who is 18 (or over) and who has held a full licence for that category of vehicle for at least one year

Someone who is 20 (or over) and has held a full licence for that category of vehicle for at least three years

Someone who is 21 (or over) and has held a full licence for that category of vehicle for at least three years

Someone who is 21 (or over) and has held a full licence for that category of vehicle for at least one year

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Someone who is 21 (or over) and has held a full licence for that category of vehicle for at least three yearsThis was the right answer

A supervisor must be at least 21, qualified for the vehicle and have held the relevant full licence for at least three years. The current eligible-licence list covers the UK, EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. The supervisor must remain legally fit to drive and follow the phone rules while supervising.

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Learner driversHighway Code annex · A car supervisor is at least 21, has held the matching full entitlement for three years and remains legally fit to supervise.Supervise a learner driverReviewed guidance summary · A car supervisor is at least 21, has held the matching full entitlement for three years and remains legally fit to supervise.

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