US EditionSecond road test to be eliminated from B.C.’s graduated licensing program
- British Columbia announced changes to its graduated drivers licensing program on Wednesday, aiming for early 2026 implementation.
- The government is changing the program, which was introduced 25 years ago, to streamline the licensing process.
- These changes include eliminating the second road test for Class 5 licences and introducing a new motorcycle licensing program .
- Garry Begg stated the changes aim to make the licensing system more accessible while reducing road injuries.
- New drivers will face a 12-month restriction period, requiring them to demonstrate safe driving to get full privileges.
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Winnipeg SunB.C. government announces changes to graduated drivers' licensing regime
The British Columbia government is making changes to its graduated drivers licensing regime, eliminating the need for a second road test to obtain a full licence.
·Kelowna, Canada
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B.C. government announces changes to graduated drivers’ licensing regime
VICTORIA, B.C. - The British Columbia government is making changes to its graduated drivers licensing regime, eliminating the need for a second road test to obtain a full licence.
·Peterborough, Canada
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