What is the maximum number of passengers allowed for a learner driver?

The maximum number of passengers allowed for a learner driver in Nova Scotia is one passenger, unless accompanied by an experienced driver who is a fully licensed driver in the vehicle. This regulation is in place to ensure the learner driver can focus on developing their driving skills without the added distraction of multiple passengers. It helps promote a safer learning environment, as having only one additional person in the vehicle can reduce potential distractions and allow the learner to receive constructive feedback from an experienced driver, if present.

In the absence of an experienced driver, the restriction to one passenger helps maintain a crucial balance between gaining driving experience and ensuring safety on the road. This rule is particularly important during the initial stages of learning to drive when the learner is still becoming accustomed to vehicle handling, traffic laws, and road conditions.

The other options suggest varying capacities that diverge from the established regulations designed to support novice drivers effectively.