Regulation 22

the applicant undergoes (at his own expense) and passes a visual acuity and colour vision test conducted by an approved provider or a registered medical practitioner;

the applicant has passed the Basic Driving Theory Test mentioned in the Third Schedule; and

the applicant has not accumulated more than 12 demerit points as at the date of his application.

if the provisional licence is in respect of a Class 4 vehicle —

is the holder of a driving licence authorising the applicant to drive a Class 3 vehicle; or

is the holder of a driving licence authorising the applicant to drive a Class 3C vehicle and has passed the Road Assessment;

if the provisional licence is in respect of a Class 4P vehicle —

is the holder of a driving licence authorising the applicant to drive a Class 3 or 3A vehicle; or

is the holder of a driving licence authorising the applicant to drive a Class 3C or 3CA vehicle and has passed the Road Assessment;

undergoes (at the applicant’s own expense) and passes a visual acuity and colour vision test conducted by an approved provider or a registered medical practitioner; and

has not accumulated more than 12 demerit points as at the date of the applicant’s application.

the applicant is the holder of a driving licence authorising the applicant to drive —

if the provisional licence is in respect of a Class 4A vehicle — a Class 3 or 3C vehicle;

if the provisional licence is in respect of a Class 4AP vehicle — a Class 3, 3A, 3C or 3CA vehicle;

if the provisional licence is in respect of a Class 5 vehicle — a Class 4 vehicle; or

if the provisional licence is in respect of a Class 5P vehicle — a Class 4 or 4P vehicle;

the applicant undergoes (at his own expense) and passes a visual acuity and colour vision test conducted by an approved provider or a registered medical practitioner; and

the applicant has not accumulated more than 12 demerit points as at the date of his application.

when the licensee is learning to drive a vehicle of a particular class, the licensee must be under the supervision and in the presence of a licensed instructor who holds the same class of licence as the licensee and who is —

in the case of a licensee who holds a Class 2B provisional driving licence, riding astride behind the licensee as a pillion passenger within the circuit of a driving school which is licensed under Part 3 of the Act, or riding on another vehicle alongside, in front of or behind the licensee; or

in any case where the seating arrangement of the vehicle renders it practicable, sitting beside the licensee in the vehicle;

the licensee must not carry any passenger, except —

in the case of a licensee who holds a Class 2B provisional driving licence, a licensed instructor or a person who is a holder of a provisional driving licence for the same class of vehicle, and only within the circuit of a driving school which is licensed under Part 3 of the Act; or

in the case of a licensee who holds a provisional driving licence other than a Class 2B provisional driving licence, any licensed instructor or person appointed under rule 10;

the licensee shall, while the motor vehicle is being driven by him, clearly display in a conspicuous position at the front and at the rear of the vehicle a distinguishing mark in the form set out in the Fifth Schedule; and

the licensee shall not, except when he is undergoing a test —

drive a motor vehicle within the areas set out in the Sixth Schedule on any day, not being a Sunday or a public holiday, during the following hours:

7.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m.(B)12.30 p.m. to 2.00 p.m.(C)4.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m.;

drive a motor vehicle within the areas set out in the Sixth Schedule on a Saturday, if that Saturday is not a public holiday, during the following hours:

7.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m.(B)12.00 noon to 2.00 p.m.; and

drive a motor vehicle at any time on any of the roads or within any of the places specified in the Seventh Schedule.