Upon completion of the two year “new driver” period, a regular driver’s license will not be given to a “new driver” who was convicted of:
- Correct answer: Driving above the maximum speed limit.
- Not stopping next to a “danger” warning sign.
- Driving a motor vehicle while having a temporary insurance policy.
- Not placing a “new driver” sign on the vehicle’s rear windshield.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Driving above the maximum speed limit.
Driving above the maximum speed limit is one of the offences for which a new driver who was convicted of it will not receive a regular driver's license at the end of the two years. The other three options do not prevent them from receiving a regular license.