What is a common restriction for learners on the road?

Learners are required to always have a supervising driver present while driving. This is a fundamental restriction for individuals holding a learner's license, as it ensures that they receive guidance and support from a more experienced driver. The supervising driver is typically someone who holds a full and valid driver's license and can provide immediate feedback and assistance, which is essential for the learner’s safety and the safety of others on the road.

Having a supervising driver present allows learners to build their skills in a controlled environment while also having an experienced individual to rely on in case of uncertainty or emergencies. This requirement helps to foster safer driving habits and behaviors before the learner progresses to obtaining an independent driving license.

In this context, restrictions such as driving only in certain areas or limiting the number of passengers are not uniformly applicable to all learners and can depend on specific regulations or personal circumstances. However, the necessity for a supervising driver is a standard and crucial aspect of learning to drive safely.