Yes, “N” drivers are allowed to drive 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. It is Learners or “L” drivers in the ICBC GLP Learner Stage who are limited to driving from 5 AM until midnight. ICBC “N” Driver Restrictions Snapshot Reference: Get Your N (ICBC), ICBC’s New Driver Restrictions
Author: Carmen Cohoe
Carmen became a driving instructor in beautiful North Vancouver at the age of 22 due to some crazy people who agreed to hire her. After that, there was never a dull moment teaching many different folks from many different places how to drive using automatic and standard vehicles and a minivan.
ICBC Road Test Tips & FAQs: Class 5/7
Make Sure Your Vehicle Is Ready Before the road test, the examiner will check some items on your vehicle. It’s worth it to take a few moments and check it out yourself well before the road test in case something needs attention. Here are some common reasons why ICBC cancels a road test due to…
Road Lines & Pavement Markings in British Columbia
Understanding road lines matters; not only to be able to pass pesky tests to get your driver’s license and resultant freedom, but also to, you know, stay out of trouble while you are driving, and get from A to B in one piece. Road Lines Introduction Yellow Road Lines Separate Traffic Moving in Opposite Directions…
ICBC’s Class 7 New (N) Driver Restrictions Explained & FAQs
ICBC New Driver Restrictions Snapshot Class 7 “N” New Driver ICBC License Snapshot No Electronic Devices Class 7 ICBC Electronic Device Regulations No Electronic Devices While Driving Can New Drivers Listen to Music? New Drivers Must Prominently Display The Official “N” Sign Class 7 “N” License – Zero Drugs & Alcohol Can a New Driver…
ICBC Drivers Abstract Online – How to Get Yours Fast & Easy
ICBC Drivers Abstract Online What is an ICBC Drivers Abstract? It’s simply your driving record. Kind of like your report card for driving. It shows: To get your ICBC driving records: To get your ICBC driver’s abstract, simply head over to the ICBC website, and be prepared to enter your: Then enter where you’d like…
BC Guide to Driving on Forest Service Roads
British Columbia Forest Service Roads There may come a time in your life when you realize that simply driving to work or around town is no longer thrilling. Or perhaps you’re somebody that actively enjoys nature (fishing, hiking, hunting, or natural hot springs), and really values being able to “get away from it all” on…
Turn Signals When Backing Up Your Vehicle
Turn Signals When Reversing Your Vehicle Are drivers supposed to signal when backing up? If so, which way? Even as we use turn signals while driving forward, we tend to confuse each other. This is clearly evident if you’ve ever driven anywhere. Question: When Backing Up, Which Signal Should I Use? When you back up,…
ICBC Road Test: Class 5 vs Class 7 Compared
ICBC Road Test Class 7 – What Is It? The ICBC Class 7 test marks the leap from the ‘L’ (7L) phase to the ‘N’ (7N) stage, unlocking solo adventures on the open road along with different restrictions on the license. Class 5 Road Test ICBC – What Is It? The Class 5 license means…
How to Report Dangerous Drivers in British Columbia
Immediate & Non-Immediate Threats Reporting bad driving in Surrey, BC online Residents of Surrey are now able to report poor driving behaviours and road infractions that are not in progress, such as speeding, distracted driving, or failing to follow road signs or signals. To make an online bad driving report, head to Surrey RCMP Reporting….