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There may be conditions of your license, depending on state and country regulations. For example. You may not be allowed to drive at night. You are not allowed to carry passengers who are not qualified drivers.
I think some are allowed.
I think they can, if they have guide to help them while they drive. Other than that, no. You should always wait until you're very comfortable with driving, and take comments from other people, too, to see how you're doing. In the UK, a learner must have a passenger (i.e. not drive alone), and that passenger must be over 21 years and have held a full driving licence for 3 years or more.
Yes - if you have a learner's licence you may drive a car with a friend, but there are some restrictions: - You may only drive the type of vehicle for which the licence is valid. - The friend must be a licenced driver - You are not allowed on freeways If you have a learner's licence for a motor-cycle, you may not carry a friend with you.
In Victoria a driver with a learners permit can carry only one passenger between the ages of 17 to 21. You can carry more passengers outside of these ages.
5 people, 2 in the front and 3 in the back.
You are allowed to carry 14 clubs, therefore, if you wanted you could carry 14 drivers. one may recall Phil mickelson using 2 drivers in the masters a couple years ago.
The upper class passengers were allowed to enter the lifeboats first and the titanic didn't carry enough lifeboats for all the passengers because it was thought to be "unsinkable".
Helicopters carry from 1 - 90 passengers
Only if the instructing licensed driver is also in the car at the same time.
The ship could carry a total of 3,547 passengers and crew members
120 passengers