If you are a novice driver must take and pass the theory test before booking your driving test. If you already have a driver’s license could not take another theory test if you want to start driving in Canadian Automotive Directory with different vehicle.

1. Application for provisional license:

Before you can learn to drive a car, moped or motorcycle you must apply for provisional driving license. If you hold a full valid driving license and want to learn to drive larger vehicles, minibuses or buses you’ll need to apply for provisional allocation of such vehicles.

You can apply for your first provisional license to drive a car, moped or motorcycle with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) secure and easy to use online services. You can request a provisional license by mail.

2. DSA booking appointments to test the theory:

Before you can test the theory of conduct that you must make sure you have a valid driver’s license temporary permit. You can request a provisional license to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). The application form (form D1) can be obtained from your local post office.

Once you have a valid driver’s license temporary permit, you can book your theory at New Foundland Driving Test. Waiting times vary from region to region, but the goal is that 95 percent of theory test candidates receive an appointment date within two weeks from the date you want.

3. Taking your theory test if you have special needs:

The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) provides a range of facilities for people with special needs, it’s voice overs in foreign languages, more time, British Sign Language interpretation and translator assisted tests.

4. About the driving test:

The theory exam consists of two parts: multiple choice and part of the perception of danger. If you pass one part and the other does not fail the test, and you’ll need to take again the two parties. Once you have passed the test of the theory, you can go to your practical at Nova Scotia Driving Test.