A driver’s license will not be renewed if it was expired for a period of more than:
- Nine months, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
- Four months, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
- Six months, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
- Correct answer: One year, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: One year, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
If a driver's licence has been expired for more than one year, it is not renewed as usual. The holder must first pass the examinations and tests set by the Licensing Authority. The reason is that someone who has not driven for a long time may lose skills, so they are checked again to confirm they are fit to drive.