Rules for both the G1 & G2 license holders include…?
- You can drive if your BAC (alcohol) level is below 0.05
- Each person in the vehicle must wear a seat belt, and you cannot drive if you have been drinking alcohol ✓
- You cannot drive at night
- You must have headlights on at all times
Answer: B. Each person in the vehicle must wear a seat belt, and you cannot drive if you have been drinking alcohol
Both G1 and G2 drivers must make sure every person in the vehicle has a working seatbelt and must not drive after drinking alcohol.
Why this is the answer
The handbook's Level One and Level Two sections set the same two basic limits. A G1 driver must not drive after drinking alcohol, and the required blood-alcohol level is zero; the G2 section repeats that rule. For seatbelts, the G1 section says every person in the vehicle must have a working seatbelt, and the G2 section says the same. So the shared rules are no alcohol before driving and a seatbelt for everyone, not a small permitted alcohol level.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. You can drive if your BAC (alcohol) level is below 0.05 — A blood-alcohol level below 0.05 is not the rule for G1 or G2 holders; the handbook requires zero.
- C. You cannot drive at night — There is no blanket ban on driving at night for G1 or G2 holders in these passages; the midnight-to-5 a.m. passage concerns passenger limits for certain young G2 drivers, not a driving ban.
- D. You must have headlights on at all times — Having headlights on at all times is not stated as a G1 or G2 rule in these passages.
Remember it
Link the two novice levels in your mind: the alcohol rule and the seatbelt rule do not relax from G1 to G2.