To be at least 4 1/2 years old before you can renew it.) (That means that usually your licence has (So be sure to let the Department know if you changeĪt any point during the last 6 months before it expires, you can renew your Newly Licensed Driver's The Department will send out a renewal notice before your You will receive your new card in the mail within 14 calendar days of visiting an Access Nova Scotia or Registry of Motor Vehicles Office.Ĭan be renewed. Once you pass the road test (Driving Examination), there is no further waiting period you pay the fee, and receive a temporary document which is valid for 30 calendar days. Note: The Driving School must be certified by Service Nova Scotia. (a) If you successfully complete an approved Driver Education course that includes at least 25 hours of classroom teaching and 10 hours of driving with an instructor, the minimum waiting period is reduced to 9 months. Before you can take the road test, you must have your Learner's Licence for at least 12 months. (3) You have to complete a waiting period. There is more information on this later in this section To get this licence, you have to do 3 things: Sport utility vehicles, and vans seating less than 10 people) (Class 5N) Newly Licensed Driver's Licence (for driving cars, pick-up trucks, Registry of Motor Vehicles Offices are located in Most Access Nova Scotia locations
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New drivers have to graduate from all three levels before they can get their regular licence. (1) Learner's Licence, sometimes called a Beginner's Licence [see Has a Graduated Driver Licensing system with 3 which allows you to drive cars, pick-up trucks, sport utility vehiclesĥN) Newly Licensed Driver's Licence. Service Nova Scotia - Registry of Motor VehiclesĪnyone in Nova Scotia who has a Learner's Licence has to graduate to the third stage of Graduated Driver Licensing, the restricted individual stage.Ĭlasses of Newly Licensed Driver's Licences : In Nova Scotia, there are two different types of this
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