- Find a licensing office
- Getting licensed
- Renew or replace a licence
- Your driving record
- Driver training
- Moving?
- Tickets and penalties
- Called for a re-exam
- BCID
- Book a road test
- ID requirements
- Licence Fees
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Planning to get your "L" and start learning how to drive? You'll find everything you need to get going here:
To get a full-privilege, Class 5 driver's licence, new drivers must go through our Graduated Licensing Program (GLP).
GLP includes a 12-month
Learner stage and a 24-month
Novice stage. (You may take longer in either stage, or with driver training, get a six-month reduction in the Novice stage.)
While driving with your L or N, certain restrictions apply.
The steps to get a motorcycle licence in B.C. depend on whether you already have a B.C. driver's licence.
If you're a new rider/driver, you'll have to go through the full Graduated Licensing Program.
You need a Class 1, 2, 3 or 4 licence for driving vehicles such as busses taxis and trucks with more than two axels.
It helps to know the risks new driver's face — and what you can do to help your teen stay safe.
Planning a road trip? If you're towing a recreational vehicle, you'll have to upgrade your driver’s licence.