Supervised driving offers numerous advantages. In addition to paying less for car insurance compared to traditional driving lessons, you can also double your chances of passing your driving test on the first try.
What are the advantages of supervised driving?
Significantly lower insurance premiums
Insurance premiums for young drivers are often exorbitant because they are considered high-risk. To reduce costs, supervised driving remains the best option.
The ability to drive even with a disability
When a person has reduced mobility, they may not be able to drive alone. To address this issue, they can opt for supervised driving.
Reduced probationary period
When a driver’s license is issued, drivers are subject to a 3-year probationary period. For those who choose supervised driving, this period is shortened by one year.
What are the formalities for obtaining a license through supervised driving?
Anyone physically fit to drive a car can undertake a supervised driving training program. However, before enrolling in the program, the individual must undergo an assessment and complete various road safety courses. Upon completion of this stage, they can then receive the Certificate of Completion of Initial Training. Then, before taking the driving test, the learner driver must drive more than 3,000 km on a variety of roads (motorway, main road, city center, etc.).
Regulations to be followed during supervised driving: Displaying a supervised driving logo on your car
Throughout the training, the driver must display the supervised driving logo on the rear window of their car.
under penalty of a fine. In addition, the vehicle must also meet the safety standards for this program.
Respect certain speed limits
Under no circumstances, during supervised driving, the driver must not exceed 50 km/h in urban areas and 110 km/h on highways.
Complete the AAC logbook correctly
In order to take the driving test, it is also essential to always correctly complete the AAC logbook, which is issued with the AFFI (French Driver Training Fund).
