Can we drive two wheeler with LLR?

Yes, you can legally drive a two wheeler alone. However if you are carrying a pillion rider, he must hold a valid licence for a two wheeler.

Do you have to display L plates on a motorbike?

Where do you have to display L plates? You are required to display L plates at both the front and back of your motorcycle. They both need to be upright and as close to a 90° angle as possible. They should be clearly visible to others from the front of the vehicle and behind it.

Can I drive Scooty alone with LL?

It clearly states that an individual cannot drive a motor vehicle without a valid driving licence (DL). After getting a learner’s licence, you will be allowed to practice driving on Indian roads provided you are accompanied/supervised by a person holding a valid driving licence.

What happens if a learner driver has an accident in India?

The shop owner will have to file a claim with the motor tribunal. The tribunal will decide the claim amount due. You cannot directly have the insurance company pay the shop owner for the damage.

What is the use of L board?

‘L’ board signifies drivers ability to drive. It means, driver is in Learning stage. Coming to your question, Legally you will get your permanent Driving licence in 1 month of having Learning licence in India. You are expected to have the ‘L’ tag during this period.

Do I have to have 2 L-plates on my motorbike?

You don’t need L-plates. You are restricted to 28mph. If you haven’t ridden before, we would strongly suggest that you still take a basic rider training course (Compulsory Basic Training – CBT). Anyone else must take a basic motorcycle training course called Compulsory Basic Training (CBT).

What happens if you get caught without L-plates?

Learners driving a vehicle must display L plate stickers at all times. You can get up to six penalty points on your licence if you don’t display a learner plate or if it isn’t the right size.

Where do you put L sticker on car?

You should paste or paint a ‘L’ sign at the back and front of your vehicle in red, on a white background (rule says) – should be visible from distance. Stick it on the front & rear glasses from outside so that the sunfilms don’t get damaged.