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Check Your Class 5 Pathway
Confirm whether you need a driving-record assessment or an individually required road test.
Use the Current Program
BC changed novice graduation in October 2026. Eligible N drivers use a Driving Record Assessment rather than a second road test, followed by a restricted Class 5 period. Older exit-test advice may no longer fit your situation.
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Read ICBC’s current program page and identify which pathway applies to you.
Check Individual Requirements
Licence transfers and other individual circumstances may have different requirements. Follow ICBC’s instructions for your record and application rather than assuming all Class 5 applicants need the same test.
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Write down the service ICBC requires and the documents you need before arranging an appointment.
Use Driving Lessons Appropriately
The following driving lessons are skills preparation for a road test ICBC has required, or practice within the conditions of your current licence. They do not replace a driving-record assessment or remove licence restrictions.
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If you need a road test, discuss a preparation plan with a licensed instructor. Otherwise focus on the licensing steps ICBC gives you.
Check Your Understanding
- I checked the current Class 5 pathway.
- I know whether ICBC requires a road test for my application.
- I understand that a study plan does not establish eligibility.
Sources and Next Steps
Checked November 12, 2026. These are Roadity practice exercises, not an ICBC assessment. Follow current licence restrictions and work with an eligible supervisor where required.
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