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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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Your two-year Class 7 learner’s licence expires before you pass the road test. What must you do before renewing it?
Correct answer: Pass the learner's knowledge test again.
Why
The handbook’s posted amendment replaces the old one-year period with a maximum of two years. If the learner’s licence expires before you enter the next licensing stage, rewrite the learner test before renewal. Do not drive using an expired licence.
Verified against Nova Scotia Driver’s Handbook: Introduction and posted amendments · Your Driver's Licence · p. 7
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