Novice Driver's Graduated Demerit Points Quiz Test your knowledge of novice driver and demerit point restrictions in Western Australia. Please select the answer that you think is correct. You need to complete all questions in order to review your results. Click DONE after you've finished to see your score. OK Question Title * 1. A novice driver type 1 is somebody who: Has never held a driver’s licence and has been issued with a learner’s permit Has held a driver’s licence for less than one year Has held a driver’s licence for a moped (R-N class) for under one year Has held a driver’s licence for 6 months and progressed from red to green P plates All of the above OK Question Title * 2. A novice driver type 2 is somebody who: Has held a driver’s licence for more than one year but less than 2 years Has held a driver’s licence for a moped (R-N class) for over 2 years Has held a driver’s licence for 6 months and progressed from red to green P plates Has held a driver’s licence for over 2 years but is less than 19 years of age OK Question Title * 3. A provisional licence holder is somebody who has held a driver’s licence for 2 years or periods adding up to two years but has not reached the age of 19: True False OK Question Title * 4. Will I incur demerit points for a careless driving infringement while I am a novice or provisional driver? No. You will be subject to a mandatory three month period of disqualification on payment of the infringement or conviction by a court and your driver’s licence may be cancelled. Yes. You will incur demerit points and no disqualification OK Question Title * 5. Your novice driver period will be extended if you do not renew your driver’s licence on or before the expiry date or where you are disqualified from holding a driver’s licence? True False OK Question Title * 6. I become a novice driver type 2 when I change my P plates from red to green after 6 months: True False. You will still be a novice driver type 1 until you have held a provisional driver’s licence for a period of 1 year or aggregate periods of 1 year. OK Question Title * 7. I am a novice driver type 1 and have accrued more than 4 points. Will I be disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence for a period of 3 months? Yes. You will be disqualified once a notice is served on you. No. You can accrue 8 demerit points before this happens. OK Question Title * 8. I am a novice driver type 2 and have accrued more than 8 demerit points. Will I be disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence for a period of 3 months? Yes. You will be disqualified once a notice is served on you. No. You can accrue more than 8 demerit points before this happens. OK Question Title * 9. I accrued 4 demerit points as a novice driver type 1 and I am now a novice driver type 2. Will my driver’s licence be suspended? Yes. You will be disqualified once a notice is served on you because you accrued the 4 demerit points before becoming a novice driver type 2 No. The notice will be cancelled and I can accrue 8 or more demerit points. OK Question Title * 10. I accrued 8 demerit points as a novice driver type 2 and I am now an ordinary licence holder. Will I be disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence for a period of 3 months? Yes. You will be disqualified once a notice is served on you because you accrued the 8 demerit points before becoming an ordinary licence holder. You may be eligible to elect a 12 months GBP instead of serving this disqualification. No. The notice will be cancelled and I can accrue 12 or more demerit points. OK Question Title * 11. I accrued 6 demerit points while on my red P plates, will I exceed my permitted amount of demerit points? Yes - if the demerit point offences occurred within your novice driver type 1 period No - if the demerit point offences occurred within your novice driver type 2 period OK Question Title * 12. As a novice driver type 1, can I drive on my own between midnight and 5.00 am? No Yes, if in the course of employment; or:For the purpose of travelling to or from employment and by the shortest practicable route for achieving that purpose; orFor the purpose of travelling to or from schooling and by the shortest practicable route for achieving that purpose; and in the case of travel from employment or schooling, the travel commences as soon as is practicable after the employment or schooling ceases. OK Question Title * 13. If I am disqualified as a provisional/novice driver do I have to reapply for my driver’s licence? Yes, if your licence has been cancelled or has expired No OK Question Title * 14. What conditions/restrictions apply to Provisional/Novice Drivers? A night time restriction for the first 6 (six) months of holding a driver’s licence A 0.00% BAC limit for the time classed as a provisional/novice driver Restriction on demerit points that can be accrued All of the above OK Question Title * 15. How useful was this information? Very poor Poor OK Good Very good Very poor Poor OK Good Very good OK DONE