The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act applies to every motorist who passed their first full test after 1 June The main effect of the Act is to impose a 2 year probationary period when the full driving licence is issued. A new driver will be subject to immediate and automatic revocation of their licence should they reach 6 or more penalty points for offences committed in that time. The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act is a probationary period on new drivers for the first two years after the test is passed. During this time, a new driver will be subject to immediate revocation of their licence, if they reach six or more penalty points. Under the act: New drivers are given one chance of accepting one Fixed Penalty and receiving three points. In accordance with The Road Traffic (New Drivers Act) a motorist that passes their driving test (Practical Theory Test) will be classed as a ‘New Driver’ for a period of 2 years and will be subject to a probationary period during the first 2 years after receiving a Full Driving Licence. A New Driver that accumulates 6 or more penalty points within this two-year probationary period .
Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act New drivers passing their first driving test are subject to a probationary period of two years. If they receive 6 penalty points or more within this period their licence will be revoked and they will have to retake their driving test. If a new driver is convicted of any drink driving offence and disqualified without receiving penalty points then the new drivers act will not apply. The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act applies to every motorist who passed their first full test after 1 June The Act imposes a probationary period on new drivers for the first 2 years after the test is passed. During this time, a new driver will be subject to immediate revocation of their licence, if they reach 6 or more penalty points. This can mean new drivers are given one chance of accepting a Fixed Penalty and receiving 3 points but if two Fixed Penalties were accepted, or a. The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act All new drivers are subject to a probationary period of 2 years from the date that they pass their full driving test. Revocation of Driving Licence. The main effect of the law in this area is to impose a probationary period of 2 years after the full driving test is passed.
May The DVLA website provides a full list of motoring offences, along with the The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act gives new drivers a. In accordance with The Road Traffic (New Drivers Act) a motorist that period will have their Driving Licence Automatically Revoked by the DVLA. In the UK, under the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act , all drivers are if you accumulate six penalty points, the DVLA will revoke your licence.
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