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Having an N means you are now a novice driver and are allowed to drive on your own. It's important to follow the restrictions of graduated licensing when you get your N. If you violate these restrictions or get any other tickets or prohibitions, you must pay graduated licensing penalties.

Like most Canadian and U.S. jurisdictions, Ontario prescribes to a ?one license? policy, which means that individuals may never hold more than one driver's license from any one jurisdiction at any given time.

You will need your Motor Vehicle Identification ( MVID ) number to book your road test. This is the 9-digit number found near the barcode of your Alberta driver's licence. A driver's knowledge test to obtain a Class 7 learner's licence or other levels of licences can be booked at a registry agent.

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.

GRADUATED DRIVER LICENCE EXIT COURSE (GDL): New drivers are required to attend this course, to have the ?N? removed from your licence. if you have not attended a full driving course with 25 hours of classroom training and 10 hours of In Car Lessons.

(a) Waiting period: you have to wait at least 2 full years; (b) Course: you have to successfully complete an approved Driver Improvement Program (sometimes called the "defensive driving" course);

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.