Which person may legally supervise a learner who is driving a car?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. A 23-year-old who has held a full car licence for 3 years and 2 months
- Step 1: A supervisor must be at least 21 and must have held a full licence for the type of car for at least 3 years. Step 2. Only the first person meets both conditions: 23 is over 21 and 3 years 2 months is over 3 years. Answer: A 23-year-old who has held a full car licence for 3 years and 2 months. Why not the others: The second has under 3 years of licence, the third is under 21, and a provisional licence does not qualify however long they have driven.
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