While you are driving with a learner’s license, an accompanying driver must sit in the front passenger seat…?
- During the hours of darkness
- At all times ✓
- On high speed highways
- At peak traffic times
Answer: B. At all times
An accompanying driver must sit in the front passenger seat at all times while you drive with a learner’s licence.
Why this is the answer
The handbook’s Level One rules say you must not drive alone: an accompanying driver has to sit in the front passenger seat, and that person is the only one allowed in the front seat with you. The rule is written as a general condition of driving at Level One, with no exception for nighttime, highway driving or busy traffic. So the accompanying driver is required whenever you are driving under the learner’s licence, not only in particular conditions.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. During the hours of darkness — Darkness is not a condition in the handbook rule; the accompanying driver is required whether or not it is dark.
- C. On high speed highways — High-speed highways are not singled out; the front-seat accompanying driver rule applies to your driving generally.
- D. At peak traffic times — Peak traffic times are not mentioned as a trigger; the requirement is not limited to busy periods.
Remember it
Think of the G1 front seat as reserved for your accompanying driver: it is a full-time condition of driving, not a night-or-highway extra.