Yes they could as I did back then, if you had held a provisional licence for 3 months you were allowed to drive without an instructor I then passed my test first time as driving on my own gave me more confidence
No you need to have a drivers license. It is illegal to drive a car without a drivers license and that is how the finance company looks at it.
No.
No. A drivers license test can be done privately without the use of a driving academy.
Check your state rules. In Georgia you can't get a license if you are under 18 without taking a drivers ed class. You have to have your learner's permit, of course, to take the drivers ed class.
The only place a learner driver may drive without supervision is on private land (with the land-owner's permission) to which the public have no access. If the public have access to the land (for example: supermarket car parks) it is treated as a normal road under the Road Traffic Act.
you prolly will have to but depending on state laws
The dance instructor will demonstrate a new routine for her class. The chef will demonstrate how to roll out a pizza crust. If you want to get a drivers license, you need to demonstrate to me that you can parallel park without difficulty.
Learner's licences in Namibia are like learner's licences in any other country - you're not permitted to drive without being supervised by a fully licenced driver.
Yes and No. If you can pass your drivers test without one, then you don't need it. Learners permits are to give people experience behind the wheel before they attempt to pass the test.
I think they can, if they have guide to help them while they drive. Other than that, no. You should always wait until you're very comfortable with driving, and take comments from other people, too, to see how you're doing. In the UK, a learner must have a passenger (i.e. not drive alone), and that passenger must be over 21 years and have held a full driving licence for 3 years or more.
Yes - if you have a learner's licence you may drive a car with a friend, but there are some restrictions: - You may only drive the type of vehicle for which the licence is valid. - The friend must be a licenced driver - You are not allowed on freeways If you have a learner's licence for a motor-cycle, you may not carry a friend with you.
Not without a learner's permit.