Revision question · Band 3 driving test, disabilities, law

How would it be illegal for a provisional licence holder to drive?

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At more than 30 mph

Without an accompanying driver

With passengers in the rear seats

If they're under 18 years old

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Without an accompanying driverThis was the right answer

When driving a motor car, a learner driver who holds a provisional driving licence must

• display red L plates (or D plates in Wales) to the front and rear of the vehicle

• be insured to drive the vehicle

• be accompanied by someone who's at least 21 years old and who has held for at least three years (and still holds) a full licence for the category of vehicle being driven.

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Learner driversHighway Code annex · A learner needs valid provisional entitlement, plates, insurance and supervision before public-road practice.

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