Frequently Asked Questions

To get L-License you need to pass the Knowledge Test, pass a vision and medical screening.

Knowledge test contains 50 multiple-choice questions, you’ll need to get 40 out of 50 questions right.

You can download our free mobile app from Apple & Android to practice the knowledge test in English or in Punjabi.

No, If you don't succeed, you can take the test again after 7 days.

First fail - 14 days, Second fail - 30 days, Third or more - 60 days.

Yes, you are allowed to use the sunglasses during your road test.

You are allowed to take only 1 passenger in the vehicle with you unless: (a) the passenger are your immediate family or (b)if you are accompanied by a supervisor sitting beside you who is age 25 or older holding a valid class 1,2,3,4 or 5 license.

Anyone can improve their driving at any time. You could have your full privilege license (Class 5)- a driving instructor can help you learn certain maneuvers you may be struggling with and provide you with skills to be a safe and defensive driver. New drivers with a learner’s license (Class 7L) - ICBC recommends you have at least 60-hours of driving experience or practice before your Class 7N road test. We highly recommend a new driver to start taking their lessons upon receiving their learner's license (Class 7L). A few lessons in the early stages will provide you with a good idea of what you should work towards over the next year with your co-pilot. Drivers with more driving experience may want a couple of lessons before their road test to improve their driving skills, learn maneuvers they may need to know for their road test and work on driving habits that may require some attention.

There is no requirement for anyone to use a driving school before they go for their road test. However, how many lessons you need will depend on your previous driving experience, driving habits, your confidence and aptitude for learning to drive. Everyone learns at different speeds. A one-on-one driving lesson with us will provide you with immediate feedback, and as an instructor I will personally be following your progress and advising you accordingly.

To apply for a B.C. driver’s licence, you must be 16 years old or older. If you are under 19 years old, a parent or guardian (someone who is responsible for you) must sign the application.

Yes, we work on weekends.

Yes, we will pick you up from any of those locations.

Students of AARAV Driving School will be taught using Toyota Corolla Hybrid compact vehicles. Our cars are serviced regularly and are up to date with the latest standard features. They are also equipped with an instructor-side second brake pedal, gas pedal and the steering wheel.

You can renew your license up to six months (180 days) before it expires. Renewing early won't shorten its validity.

• Pre-trip Check • Steering Control • Speed Control • Braking • Scanning (Smith rules) • Blind Spot Checks • 2-Point and 3-Point Turns • Parallel Parking • Reverse & Front Parking • Hill Park & Curb Park • Backing up in a Straight Line • Hazard Perception • Highway Speed • Highway Perception • Following Distance • Lane Position • Lane Change • Left & Right Turns • Driving on Hills & Curve • U-turn & Cul de Sac • One Way Streets • Traffic Circles & Roundabouts • Railway Crossing • Space Cushion • Emergency Vehicles • Intersections • Right of Way • Point of No Return • Cyclists & Pedestrians Safety • Roads/Traffic Signs • 2-Way & 4-Way Stops • Road Test Evaluation

Yes. You can text us at 6043007799.