Free Newfoundland Permit Test Practice

Applicants for the NL drivers permit test must be residents of Newfoundland and Labrador, and must be at least 16 years of age to apply for a novice driver license (Class 5, Level I to operate a car, light truck or automobile). If you are under 19 years of age, you need to get parental or guardian consent before a learner's permit will be issued to you. There is a consent form provided on the application. Applicants must also pass a vision test.

Essentially, you need both Primary identification and Secondary identification:

• Primary identification:
• Identification showing citizenship/residency/residency status if born outside of Canada
• Secondary identification:
• Proof of residency

More precise information can be found here:
Acceptable NL Identification Documents

You can take your Newfoundland and Labrador learners license test at any one of the Service NL locations across the province. The Service NL website allows you to find for the nearest location to your home.

See this for more:

NL Driver Examination Centres

There is a fee every time you take the NL Class 5 Novice driver test. If you have to re-take it, you will have to pay again.

Find out what your local Service NL location charges here:

Find Your Local Service NL Office

By using our free NL permit test practice series to prepare yourself, you can avoid having to pay extra for the real learners test.

Our Newfoundland permit test practice series has been repeatedly shown to be a highly effective means of studying for the Class 5 written knowledge test. Our learners practice test 2019 version is among the most effective tools for new drivers seeking to obtain their NL Class 5, Level I learners this year.

All of the Newfoundland permit test practice samples on ICanDrive.ca are designed to be among the most accurate and effective study tools you can use to quickly and easily pass your learners permit test on the first try. Many new drivers have already used them with excellent results.

By using each test repeatedly to build your knowledge over time, you'll take the official test in a relaxed and more prepared state of mind, and with a good idea of what to expect. You'll be prepared to handle any question that comes your way.

In our opinion, the most effective way to study for the driving test Newfoundland requires you to pass to get your learner’s permit, is to combine the use of traditional study methods with our Newfoundland permit test practice sets and practice exams. Start by obtaining your copy of the drivers handbook, which can be downloaded for free on our site, and reading it in full. It’s a good idea to take notes on which areas seem to be challenging for one reason or another.

You should then try your hand at the first six practice tests we offer. They will allow you to build your knowledge and go through the various sections of the handbook slowly. Finally, take the more advanced practice exams, which presents a broad range of questions from the material in the first six practice tests.

With these practice learners test sets, NL drivers can get the best possible look at the real thing before taking it.

All of our NL practice learners test material contain questions that are very much like the ones on the real test. They are drawn from the Newfoundland drivers handbook, and use the exact same information which is used to create the real test.

We go a step further though. We also use information provided by visitors to ICanDrive.ca, who give us information about the test they have just taken. This combination of sources ensures accuracy in the questions and in the "look and feel" of the layout.

If you use our tutorials, we're convinced you'll feel quite familiar with the real NL drivers permit test when you actually take it.

The Service NL office will have an automated driver testing system in place.

30 questions will be randomly generated at the time. If you miss 6 questions the test will end and you will record a fail. (A mark of 85% is a passing grade for the written permit test.)

These practice NL permit test sets are designed to mimic the actual testing that is done at the registry office - they are very similar. They present questions drawn from the same source as the real Newfoundland novice drivers license test. They will present you with multiple choice questions just like the ones you will see on the real test. In fact, it is possible to see some of the exact same question on your test.