Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995
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7 Early termination of probationary period.
For the purposes of this Act a person’s probationary period comes to an end if— (a) an order is made in relation to him under section 36 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 (order that a person be disqualified until he passes the appropriate driving test); (b) after his licence is revoked under section 3, he is granted a full licence following the passing of a test which is a relevant driving test for the purposes of section 4; or (c) after his test certificate is revoked under paragraph 5 of Schedule 1, or his licence and test certificate are revoked under paragraph 8 of that Schedule, he is granted a full licence following the passing of a test which is a relevant driving test for the purposes of paragraph 6 or 9 of that Schedule.
7 Early termination of probationary period.
For the purposes of this Act a person’s probationary period comes to an end if— (a) an order is made in relation to him under section 36 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 (order that a person be disqualified until he passes the appropriate driving test); (b) after his licence is revoked under section 3, he is granted a full licence following the passing of a test which is a relevant driving test for the purposes of section 4; or (c) after his test certificate is revoked under paragraph 5 of Schedule 1, or his licence and test certificate are revoked under paragraph 8 of that Schedule, he is granted a full licence following the passing of a test which is a relevant driving test for the purposes of paragraph 6 or 9 of that Schedule.
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