Revision question · Band 3 driving test, disabilities, law

What sort of pass certificate will the examiner issue if a disabled driver passes their driving test in a specifically adapted motor car?

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A pass certificate that states they can only drive a car with automatic transmission

A pass certificate that's unrestricted

A pass certificate that limits them to driving a suitably adapted car

A pass certificate that limits them to certain speed limits for three years

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A pass certificate that limits them to driving a suitably adapted carThis was the right answer

If a disabled driver passes their driving test in a specifically adapted motor car, the driving licence issued will restrict them to driving vehicles fitted with the necessary adaptations.

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Carrying out driving tests: examiner guidanceReviewed guidance summary · Where a physical disability requires adaptations, the pass and licence can record the suitable adaptation rather than a make, power or weight.

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