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How long must a driver hold a Class 5N or 6N licence before moving to the restricted individual stage?
Correct answer: The newly licensed stage must last at least two years.
Why
Hold the newly licensed licence for at least two years and complete the required approved driver improvement course. The restricted individual stage then lasts another two years before the driver exits graduated licensing.
Verified against Nova Scotia Driver’s Handbook: Introduction and posted amendments · Introduction and Posted Changes · p. 7
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