UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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Prepare for the UK Driving Theory Test. Utilize engaging quizzes that include multiple choice questions, hints, and detailed explanations to enhance your understanding of road rules and traffic signs. Get ready to ace your exam with confidence!

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What must you be or have to supervise a learner driver?

You must be over 18 and have had a license for 1 year
You must be over 21 and have had a valid full license for more than 3 years
You must have a professional instructor's license
You must be a family member with a full license

The correct answer is: You must be over 21 and have had a valid full license for more than 3 years

To supervise a learner driver in the UK, you must be over 21 years old and have held a valid full driving license for at least three years. This ensures that the supervisor has sufficient experience and a mature understanding of driving to effectively guide and assist the learner. The three-year requirement provides a solid foundation of driving knowledge and skills, which is crucial for providing a safe and effective learning environment. While being over 18 and having a license for one year may seem like a possibility, it does not guarantee the necessary level of experience required to supervise a learner effectively. Supervision by a family member isn't sufficient unless they meet the specified criteria. Additionally, having a professional instructor's license is not a requirement for supervising a learner but is an option for those who wish to formally teach driving.