How Long Before a Beginner Can Drive on the Highway?
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Beginners can drive alone on the highway one year after obtaining their driver's license. Those who have held their license for less than a year must be accompanied by a licensed driver with at least three years of experience. Below is some information about temporary license plates for highway use: Temporary License Plates for Cross-Administrative Regions: Vehicles with temporary license plates for cross-administrative regions can travel across provinces without any issues, whether driving within the province or to other provinces, and there is no need to worry about using highways. Temporary license plates for cross-provincial use are distinctly different in color from those for non-cross-provincial use, with cross-provincial plates featuring a brown-yellow background and black text. Temporary License Plates for Test Vehicles: Temporary license plates for test vehicles are generally only used for internal test vehicles by automobile manufacturers or media test vehicles. There are more restrictions on test vehicles with temporary plates. Normally, temporary plates for test vehicles will indicate restricted roads, and they are prohibited from entering highways and ring roads.