GLP drivers who completed an ICBC-approved driver education course, had a 19% higher first-attempt pass rate on their Class 7 road test.

Number of 1st attempt passes and fails for Class 7 road test from 2012–2016

Pass rate for Class 7 road test on first attempt

GLP drivers who completed an ICBC-approved driver education course, had a 19% higher first-attempt pass rate on their Class 7 road test.

*Averages and totals may be affected by rounding.

Source: ICBC’s Corporate Data Warehouse and Enterprise Data Warehouse | March 19, 2017

​At-fault crash difference between drivers who have taken/not taken an ICBC-approved driver education course

An at-fault crash is defined as being at least 50% responsible for the crash.

GLP drivers who completed an ICBC-approved driver education course, were between 9% and 13% less likely to be at fault in a crash while in B.C.s Graduated Licensing Program.

Notes

1. Counts include incidents that occurred in parking lots or involved parked vehicles. Data also includes out of province crashes.
2. GLP drivers who have taken an ICBC-approved course are defined as drivers issued Declaration of Completion forms for Class 7 and 8 before the crash date.
3. ICBC implemented a new claims system. As a result, the way ICBC collects and reports crash data has changed. Data from 2013 or earlier may not be directly comparable to 2014 data and crime data has changed.

Source: ICBC’s Corporate Data Warehouse and Enterprise Data Warehouse | January 31, 2018​​

GLP drivers who completed an ICBC-approved driver education course between 2012 and 2015 were 4% less likely to receive a a violation in the first year following their road test.

Number of violations from 201​2–2016*

Our Instructors would be happy to complete a 1-hour Simulated Road Test so they can advise you of your current strengths and skills as well as any habits that may require additional practice prior to testing.

• Cracked or illegally tinted windshield or windows
• Dash warning lights (e.g. air bag) that affect the safe operation of the vehicle
• Seatbelts not working or frayed
• Brake lights, signal lights or headlights not working or with badly cracked or missing lenses
• Vehicle not properly licensed or insured
• Unsafe or illegal vehicle modifications​​​
• Horn not working
• Unsafe tires​
• Doors or windows not operating (e.g. doors don’t open from inside)
• ​Gas tank or electric charge too low​​

When you come for your test, be sure to bring:

• Accepted ID
• Fee for your road test
• Valid insurance and registration documents
• A safe vehicle

Note: 

• If you plan to use a vehicle from a car sharing co-op or company and are not the named member, you must provide a letter from the company authorizing you to use the vehicle for an ICBC road test; the letter must be written on original letterhead, dated, and signed by a representative of the company. A new letter must be produced for each road test attempt.
• Audio, video and other recording devices cannot be used during your road test. GPS and navigation systems must be turned off. Using these devices could lead to the cancellation of your road test appointment.
• Vehicles must have Canadian plates

There is a $25 road test cancellation fee if you do not cancel any booked road test within 48 hours.

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