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Spacejunk
Spacejunk asked in Cars & TransportationOther - Cars & Transportation · 5 years ago

Almost 40 and never held a car licence - Can I go straight for practical without lessons/hours ?

I've held a motorcycle licence for roughly 22 years, but never went for a car licence. I can drive manual transmission cars quite easily and have extensive road safety knowledge.

If I can pass the practical driving test with flying colors, do I still need to pay for lessons and have many hours experience ?

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  • Rona Lachat
    Lv 7
    5 years ago
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    do I still need to pay for lessons and have many hours experience ?

    You DO NOT have to. It would be prudent to at least take a short course.

    The world does not come to a standstill if you fail your car drivers test. It just costs you more money and time to take the test again.

  • The Devil
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    You will need to pay to take the written test first and then yu can take the driving test. It doesn't matter how old you are.

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