We are answering another question today. It’s regarding L and N drivers in the USA.
The question is, are L and N ICBC learner and new drivers, allowed to drive across the border to visit our friendly neighbor?
L and N Drivers in the USA
The very simple answer to this is YES, absolutely.
Just be sure to follow all of the same restrictions printed on the back of your driver’s license.
For example, yours might say stuff like: must display the official L -learner- or N -new driver- sign, zero alcohol, passenger restrictions, restrictions around needing to wear glasses or contacts, etc.
Get more info about L and N drivers here
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I’m soon moving to New York state in the next 6 months for university and I just recently acquired a Class 7N license in BC with GLP. I have no plan of going back to Canada to complete the full license since I’m already an international student here and my student Visa will expire late this year. How will my BC class 7N license translate to a New York license and will I have to retake any road tests to get the license?
does a driver with an N still have restriction in USA
Yes, same restrictions as BC.
This is very useful information.great
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