How can you exit the GDL program before the probationary period ends?

• A. By passing the advanced road test
• B. By completing a short ride with a supervisor
• C. By waiting until probation ends
• D. By taking a written test after some months

Answer: (A)

Exiting the GDL early is achieved by demonstrating higher driving ability through the Advanced Road Test. The ART checks skills beyond the initial licensing tests—things like handling complex traffic, highway merging, speed management, lane changes, and hazard response. Passing the ART moves you to a full Class 5 license with GDL restrictions removed, even if the probationary period hasn’t ended yet. Waiting out the probation ends the GDL eventually, but that’s not exiting early. A short ride with a supervisor isn’t enough to end GDL, and a written test doesn’t substitute for demonstrating on-road performance.