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Soon to be 17 year old daughter
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She has the basics mastered (been driving since she was 12) which makes a big difference when she starts learning with an instructor. Car is Cat N and is currently awaiting repair an £8k car back on the road for a shade over £3k. I would hope that we will be back up and running by December. Will probably insure it before then to ensure everything is tip top.Herzlos said:
That's bold. With potentially a year before they can start learning, what if it takes a while to pass? You could have a car sitting on your drive losing value and condition for 3+ years.Kattekwaad said:Being bored I have just bought and registered a car for my 16yo daughter and immediately sorned it.
The issue that will be most concerning is you can not currently apply for a provisional at this time.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-first-provisional-driving-licence0
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