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What is the primary purpose of a driving licence?
What is the primary purpose of a driving licence?
- To verify the identity of the holder
- To indicate the age of the holder
- To provide a means of identification as a vehicle owner
- To grant permission to operate a vehicle (correct)
Which component of the driver number indicates the year of birth?
Which component of the driver number indicates the year of birth?
- Digits 1 and 6 (correct)
- Digits 2 and 3
- The initials of the first two names
- The first five letters of the surname
What might the DVLA do if they believe a driver has a condition that poses a risk?
What might the DVLA do if they believe a driver has a condition that poses a risk?
- Apply conditions to the licence (correct)
- Automatically revoke the driving licence
- Grant a licence with no restrictions
- Issue a warning to the driver
If a driver's surname has only four letters, how is the driver number formatted?
If a driver's surname has only four letters, how is the driver number formatted?
What information does a driving licence include regarding the holder?
What information does a driving licence include regarding the holder?
Which code in the driver number indicates the day of birth?
Which code in the driver number indicates the day of birth?
What does the second digit of the driver number indicate?
What does the second digit of the driver number indicate?
What should be included in an electronic endorsement as per the driving licence?
What should be included in an electronic endorsement as per the driving licence?
What is the primary purpose of a driver licensing system?
What is the primary purpose of a driver licensing system?
Who is responsible for issuing driving licenses in the UK?
Who is responsible for issuing driving licenses in the UK?
What must a driver do before obtaining a full driving licence?
What must a driver do before obtaining a full driving licence?
What is the consequence for driving without a proper licence as per Section 87 of the Road Traffic Act 1988?
What is the consequence for driving without a proper licence as per Section 87 of the Road Traffic Act 1988?
Which type of licence allows an individual to drive while learning?
Which type of licence allows an individual to drive while learning?
What type of penalty may be issued for offences related to driving without appropriate licensing?
What type of penalty may be issued for offences related to driving without appropriate licensing?
When does a provisional driving licence become ineffective?
When does a provisional driving licence become ineffective?
What does Section 165A of the Road Traffic Act 1988 relate to?
What does Section 165A of the Road Traffic Act 1988 relate to?
What is the minimum age required to hold a provisional moped licence?
What is the minimum age required to hold a provisional moped licence?
What must a rider display when holding a provisional moped licence?
What must a rider display when holding a provisional moped licence?
What is a requirement for obtaining a full moped licence?
What is a requirement for obtaining a full moped licence?
Which statement is true regarding mopeds and motorways?
Which statement is true regarding mopeds and motorways?
What must a provisional motorcycle licence holder do before riding on the road?
What must a provisional motorcycle licence holder do before riding on the road?
Which of the following best defines a motorcycle?
Which of the following best defines a motorcycle?
After passing the accompanied rider test, what does the rider receive?
After passing the accompanied rider test, what does the rider receive?
What condition applies to riding with a provisional motorcycle licence?
What condition applies to riding with a provisional motorcycle licence?
What is the minimum age for a provisional licence holder?
What is the minimum age for a provisional licence holder?
Which requirement must a provisional licence holder meet while driving on a motorway?
Which requirement must a provisional licence holder meet while driving on a motorway?
What happens if a certificate of competence is not submitted for a full driving licence within two years?
What happens if a certificate of competence is not submitted for a full driving licence within two years?
Who must supervise a provisional licence holder driving in a non-motorway environment?
Who must supervise a provisional licence holder driving in a non-motorway environment?
What restriction is placed on a driving licence obtained via a driving test in a vehicle with automatic transmission?
What restriction is placed on a driving licence obtained via a driving test in a vehicle with automatic transmission?
How long is the certificate of competence valid for?
How long is the certificate of competence valid for?
Which of the following would NOT allow a provisional licence holder to drive on a motorway?
Which of the following would NOT allow a provisional licence holder to drive on a motorway?
What is a condition that does NOT apply to driving with a provisional licence?
What is a condition that does NOT apply to driving with a provisional licence?
What happens when a person accumulates 12 or more penalty points on their driving licence?
What happens when a person accumulates 12 or more penalty points on their driving licence?
How long do penalty points remain recorded on a licence for administrative purposes?
How long do penalty points remain recorded on a licence for administrative purposes?
What is the consequence of driving a vehicle without insurance if the insurance policy is not honored due to disqualification?
What is the consequence of driving a vehicle without insurance if the insurance policy is not honored due to disqualification?
What should a person do if they are driving while disqualified and stopped by the police?
What should a person do if they are driving while disqualified and stopped by the police?
How many years are penalty points considered 'live' after being added to a driving licence?
How many years are penalty points considered 'live' after being added to a driving licence?
Who has the authority to arrest a person suspected of driving while disqualified?
Who has the authority to arrest a person suspected of driving while disqualified?
What occurs to a person's penalty points after the disqualification period has ended?
What occurs to a person's penalty points after the disqualification period has ended?
What does the guidance from the Road Policing Unit say regarding vehicle seizure for a disqualified driver?
What does the guidance from the Road Policing Unit say regarding vehicle seizure for a disqualified driver?
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Study Notes
Driver Licensing System
- Ensures drivers meet age, fitness, and qualification requirements.
- Licences issued by the Secretary of State through the DVLA.
- A full driving licence requires passing a theory and practical driving test.
- Provisional licences allow learners to drive under specific restrictions.
Offences under the Road Traffic Act 1988
- Section 87 establishes that it’s an offence to drive or allow someone to drive without the appropriate licence.
- Police can issue an Endorsable Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty for violations.
- Officers may arrest a person suspected of driving while disqualified.
Driving Licence Information
- Common elements on driving licences include:
- Driver Number
- Name and Address
- Type of Licence and entitlements
- Dates of Issue and Expiry
- DVLA may deny or revoke licences if the driver poses a danger due to health issues.
Moped Licensing
- Provisional moped licence requires:
- Minimum age of 16 years.
- Completion of Compulsory Basic Training.
- Displaying ‘L’ plates.
- No pillion passengers.
- Full moped licence obtained after passing an accompanied rider test.
Motorcycle Licensing
- Defined as vehicles with less than 4 wheels and weight not exceeding 410kg.
- Provisional motorcycle licence requires:
- Minimum age of 17 years.
- Completion of Compulsory Basic Training.
- Displaying ‘L’ plates.
- Pillion passengers are not permitted for provisional licence holders.
Provisional Licences Conditions
- Must display ‘L’ plates and be supervised by a qualified driver.
- Can drive on motorways under supervision from an approved instructor.
- Must pass a test to obtain full driving licence; otherwise, they remain provisional.
Driving Licence Restrictions
- Testing in vehicles with automatic transmission results in restricted licences.
- Penalty points for infractions recorded electronically; 12+ points result in disqualification.
- Disqualification limits obtaining a driving licence for the specific vehicle class.
Vehicle Seizure and Insurance Implications
- Vehicles driven by disqualified drivers may not qualify for insurance coverage.
- Contact insurance companies to assess policy validity under such circumstances.
- Vehicles can be seized for lack of insurance if the policy is void.
Police Powers
- Uniformed constables can arrest suspected disqualified drivers without a warrant.
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