Can an owner of a valid driver’s license for a particular group of vehicle drive any vehicle of the same group?
- Correct answer: Yes, provided that the driver can operate and use it proficiently
- Yes, holder of a valid driver’s license can drive any vehicle, unconditionally
- Yes, provided that he holds a police certificate, testifying that he can operate the vehicle proficiently
- Yes, provided that he had not been found guilty of any traffic offence
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Yes, provided that the driver can operate and use it proficiently
A valid driver's licence allows you to drive any vehicle of the group it was issued for. But the driver must know the vehicle well: how to operate the brakes, steering wheel, lights, gears and safety systems. Vehicles of the same group differ from one another, so before driving an unfamiliar vehicle you must learn how to operate it. No special police certificate is needed. Previous traffic offences do not take away the permission to drive vehicles of that group, as long as the licence is valid.