Section 3.6 - What happens when your test is finished
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Section 3 - Driving Test
- How to apply for your test
- What you need to do on the day of the test
- The Driving Test
- Secondary controls and Technical checks
- How long the test lasts
- What happens when your test is finished
- What to do if you are not happy with your test result
Section 3.6 - What happens when your test is finished
Section 3.6 - What happens when your test is finished
If you pass, the tester will give you a Certificate of Competency to drive. This certificate is valid for two years and allows you to apply to your local motor tax office for a full driving licence.
Make sure you apply in time. If you wait more than two years after passing your test, you will have to sit and pass it again to get a full licence.
Remember that if you sit your test in an automatic or an adapted vehicle and you pass it, your licence will apply only to the same type of vehicle.
If you fail, you will receive a detailed report on the faults that occurred during the test. When you are preparing for your next test, pay particular attention to these faults while continuing to work on other areas of your driving.
