Can you go for your first drive alone?
Once your car insurance is sorted, you can go out for your first drive alone. There’s a few things you might want to keep in mind: Your first drive probably isn’t the time to try out a motorway – in fact, you’d be wise to ask your driving instructor for a post-test lesson on motorways. Really do consider P-plates.
When do I have to take my driving test again?
You need to send off your driving licence within 2 years of passing your driving test or you’ll have to take it again. But if you’ve done that already, then there’s no time frame that you need to start driving. Although, if you’ve feeling a bit rusty getting back behind the wheel you can probably book a refresher with a driving instructor.
What happens to my insurance after I pass my driving test?
Any learner driver insurance you had does not cover you as a qualified driver, so you need to call your insurance company to change it (if you want to stay with them), or arrange new car insurance.
Is it a crime to not update your drivers license?
Many states also use licenses for purposes of voter registration, establishing residence and domicile, and for tax purposes. Since these play such an important role for state and federal governments, failing to update a license or registration is actually a crime in most states.
What should I do if I can no longer drive my car?
You may even be able to prolong other aspects of your independence. Aging does not automatically equal total loss of driving ability. There are many things you can do to continue driving safely, including modifying your car, altering the way you drive, and addressing any physical issues that can interfere with driving.
What should I do if someone is concerned about my driving?
If relatives, friends, or others express concerns about your driving, it may be time to take a hard, honest look at your driving ability. Have a comprehensive driving evaluation performed by an occupational therapist. Brush up on your driving skills by taking a refresher course. Talk to your doctor about your ability to drive safely.
What’s the best thing you can do to help your driving?
Get plenty of sleep. Getting enough sleep is essential to driving well. Ensure that you’re sleeping well and talk with your doctor about the effect sleep medications may have on your driving.
What should I do about my driving as I get older?
Many of us voluntarily begin to make changes in our driving practices as we get older by: Driving only during daylight hours if seeing well at night is a problem. Staying off freeways and highways to avoid fast-moving traffic. Not driving in bad weather (rain, thunderstorms, snow, hail, ice).