How Long Does It Take for New Drivers to Drive on Highways?
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New drivers can drive on highways after completing a one-year probationary period following the acquisition of their driver's license. If the probationary period is extended by one year due to traffic violations, the total probationary period becomes two years. To drive on highways during the probationary period, a new driver must be accompanied by someone who has held a driver's license for more than three years. The essential skills new drivers should possess before driving on highways include: 1. Fully mastering the basic skills of high-speed driving; 2. Thoroughly understanding traffic regulations, especially those specific to highways, and being completely familiar with various highway signs; 3. Having a good grasp of highway road conditions, including entrance and exit scenarios; 4. Possessing strong psychological resilience; 5. Correctly understanding the performance characteristics of the vehicle they are driving.