How long do you keep L plates?

2 years
You must display L-plates, cannot carry passengers or go on motorways. This entitlement lasts for 2 years. After 2 years you either have to do it again or progress towards another category of Motorcycle license. The minimum age requirement for this type of license is 16 years old.

Can you keep L plates on a car?

L plates should be removed when the car is not in use by a learner driver (unless it’s a driving school vehicle). This also applies to when you pass your driving test. it is not illegal to keep them on, but you could get pulled over by the police who may ask you to remove them.

Can I drive with L board on car?

You cannot drive just with a L board, first you need a learner’s lisence inorder to get the L board for you vehicle legally. If you need to drive with that L board , you need accompany with a person who have permitted lisence, which is a legal matter. Learning License: All You Need to Know!

When should you put the L on a car?

L sign indicates driver is learning… According to rules he should have learning licence and person on other seat must have permanent licence.. You can continue using L sign even after you have learned driving.

Can a full driver drive with L plates?

We all know that the law requires learner drivers to display L plates. But what about full licence holders, is it illegal to drive with L plates as a fully qualified driver? So the answer is no, as a full licence holder, it’s not illegal to drive with L plates.

Is it compulsory to put L board?

Legally, No, If you put L sign and drive there should be a competent driver cum instructor on the passenger seat. Now that, you have got permanent license. This is not required. You may get stopped by police unwantedly, if they dont find a instructor with you.

How do I keep my L board on my car?

You could use either a red insulating tape or write bold ‘L’ in red on white paper and stick it. This is the RTO rule to be more specific and the in the “L” symbol the vertical line shouldn’t exceed 14cms.