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:

- Not placing a “new driver” sign on the vehicle’s rear windshield.
- Driving a motor vehicle without valid insurance.
- Correct answer: Driving without an escort.
- Not stopping next to a “falling rocks” sign.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Driving without an escort.
Driving with an escort at the start of the new-driver period is a core condition of that period, meant to let the driver gain experience under an experienced driver's supervision. A new driver convicted in court of driving without an escort while it was required did not meet those conditions, so no regular licence is granted after two years. The other offences listed carry their own penalties but are not the offence that blocks the regular licence.