Does an expired driving licence authorise its holder to drive?
A)Yes, because even though it has expired they still hold a licence.
B)Yes, unless more than one year has elapsed.
C)No.Correct
If the validity period of the licence expires, it does not authorise driving.
AM, A1, A2, A, B and B+E licences and permits must be renewed every 10 years until the holder reaches the age of 65 and every 5 years if they exceed that age.
The validity of a driving licence also depends on the psychophysical condition of the driver. This is why when a licence is renewed, the holder must undergo a medical examination. If the medical examination is not favourable, restrictions would be applied or the validity period of the driving licence would be reduced. The validity of the driving licence or permit will also be conditional on the holder not having lost their entire points allocation.
AM, A1, A2, A, B and B+E licences and permits must be renewed every 10 years until the holder reaches the age of 65 and every 5 years if they exceed that age.
The validity of a driving licence also depends on the psychophysical condition of the driver. This is why when a licence is renewed, the holder must undergo a medical examination. If the medical examination is not favourable, restrictions would be applied or the validity period of the driving licence would be reduced. The validity of the driving licence or permit will also be conditional on the holder not having lost their entire points allocation.