What does a learner’s license allow you to do?

A learner's license is specifically designed for individuals who are beginning to learn how to drive. It permits the holder to drive a motor vehicle only while being supervised by a qualified driver. This is a crucial aspect of the learning process, as it ensures that novice drivers are guided and receive feedback in real-time from someone with more experience. This supervision is typically required to help the learner develop proper driving skills, understand traffic laws, and remain safe on the road.

The other choices suggest scenarios that are not permissible with a learner's license. Driving without supervision contradicts the fundamental purpose of a learner's license, which is structured around the need for guidance. Similarly, driving any vehicle under any conditions or operating commercial vehicles fall outside the restrictions set for learner drivers, as these require different licenses and levels of experience due to increased complexity and responsibility involved.