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Nova Scotia has a Graduated Driver Licensing system with 3 levels: (1) Learner's Licence, sometimes called Beginner's (see Learner's Licence); (2) Newly Licensed Driver's Licence (see Newly Licensed Driver's Licence); (3) The Restricted Individual stage.

Classes of Newly Licensed Driver's Licences : In Nova Scotia, there are two different types of this licence: (1) Class 5 N (for "Newly licensed...) -- which allows you to drive cars, pick-up trucks, sport utility vehicles and vans seating less than 10 people; (2) Class 6 N -- which allows you to drive a motorcycle.

CLASS 3 LICENCE Authorized to operate trucks with more than 2 axles, including any combination of vehicles, OR a truck with 2 axles towing a vehicle with a registered gross vehicle weight of more than 4,540 kg (but does not include a semi-trailer truck).

A driver may hold a class A, B, C, D, E, F, G, G1, G2, M, M with L condition, M1, M2, or M2 with L condition driver's licence, or combination. A full class G licence is required to apply for a Class A, B, C, D, E or F licence. A novice driver may not hold a classified licence or a driving instructor's licence.

A G2 permit isn't a full driver's license. It allows someone to drive alone, but there are certain restrictions regarding blood alcohol content and passenger limits. Here in Nova Scotia, the license system is less graduated.

CLASS 4 LICENCE Authorized to operate taxis, ambulances. and other emergency vehicles, buses with a seating capacity between 10 and 24 passengers (while carrying passengers) and school buses** with a seating capacity between 10 and 36 passengers (while carrying passengers). Includes all vehicles in Class 5.

A Restricted Individual Driver's Licence has a large letter "R" on it to alert police that you are a Restricted Individual. A It also has a special condition called ?condition 47? printed on the back. The condition explains the driving restrictions and condition expiry date.