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What is the current weekday Category B car practical test fee in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £65 Correct
B. £23
C. £50
D. £95

The current weekday car practical test fee is £65.

NI theory practice: What is the current weekday Category B car practical test fee in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £65 Correct
B. £23
C. £50
D. £95

The current weekday car practical test fee is £65.

Test your knowledge: What is the current weekday Category B car practical test fee in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £65 Correct
B. £23
C. £50
D. £95

The current weekday car practical test fee is £65.

Which answer is safest and correct? What is the current weekday Category B car practical test fee in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £65 Correct
B. £23
C. £50
D. £95

The current weekday car practical test fee is £65.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What is the current weekday Category B car practical test fee in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £65 Correct
B. £23
C. £50
D. £95

The current weekday car practical test fee is £65.

When does Graduated Driver Licensing begin in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 1 October 2026 Correct
B. 1 January 2027
C. 1 April 2027
D. 1 October 2027

Northern Ireland introduces GDL from 1 October 2026.

NI theory practice: When does Graduated Driver Licensing begin in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 1 October 2026 Correct
B. 1 January 2027
C. 1 April 2027
D. 1 October 2027

Northern Ireland introduces GDL from 1 October 2026.

Test your knowledge: When does Graduated Driver Licensing begin in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 1 October 2026 Correct
B. 1 January 2027
C. 1 April 2027
D. 1 October 2027

Northern Ireland introduces GDL from 1 October 2026.

Which answer is safest and correct? When does Graduated Driver Licensing begin in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 1 October 2026 Correct
B. 1 January 2027
C. 1 April 2027
D. 1 October 2027

Northern Ireland introduces GDL from 1 October 2026.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: When does Graduated Driver Licensing begin in Northern Ireland?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 1 October 2026 Correct
B. 1 January 2027
C. 1 April 2027
D. 1 October 2027

Northern Ireland introduces GDL from 1 October 2026.

How many mandatory Category B Programme of Training modules are in NI GDL?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 14 Correct
B. 8
C. 10
D. 20

The Category B Programme of Training has 14 mandatory modules plus an optional motorway module.

NI theory practice: How many mandatory Category B Programme of Training modules are in NI GDL?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 14 Correct
B. 8
C. 10
D. 20

The Category B Programme of Training has 14 mandatory modules plus an optional motorway module.

Test your knowledge: How many mandatory Category B Programme of Training modules are in NI GDL?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 14 Correct
B. 8
C. 10
D. 20

The Category B Programme of Training has 14 mandatory modules plus an optional motorway module.

Which answer is safest and correct? How many mandatory Category B Programme of Training modules are in NI GDL?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 14 Correct
B. 8
C. 10
D. 20

The Category B Programme of Training has 14 mandatory modules plus an optional motorway module.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: How many mandatory Category B Programme of Training modules are in NI GDL?Northern Ireland Rules
A. 14 Correct
B. 8
C. 10
D. 20

The Category B Programme of Training has 14 mandatory modules plus an optional motorway module.

What is the stated cost of the NI GDL account from 1 October 2026?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £17 Correct
B. £5
C. £23
D. £65

The GDL account is stated to cost £17 per account.

NI theory practice: What is the stated cost of the NI GDL account from 1 October 2026?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £17 Correct
B. £5
C. £23
D. £65

The GDL account is stated to cost £17 per account.

Test your knowledge: What is the stated cost of the NI GDL account from 1 October 2026?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £17 Correct
B. £5
C. £23
D. £65

The GDL account is stated to cost £17 per account.

Which answer is safest and correct? What is the stated cost of the NI GDL account from 1 October 2026?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £17 Correct
B. £5
C. £23
D. £65

The GDL account is stated to cost £17 per account.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What is the stated cost of the NI GDL account from 1 October 2026?Northern Ireland Rules
A. £17 Correct
B. £5
C. £23
D. £65

The GDL account is stated to cost £17 per account.

Under the new NI GDL scheme, how long must a newly qualified driver display R plates?Northern Ireland Rules
A. Two years Correct
B. Six months
C. One year
D. Three years

From 1 October 2026, new drivers under GDL must display the new R plates for two years, with the first six months carrying additional restrictions.

NI theory practice: Under the new NI GDL scheme, how long must a newly qualified driver display R plates?Northern Ireland Rules
A. Two years Correct
B. Six months
C. One year
D. Three years

From 1 October 2026, new drivers under GDL must display the new R plates for two years, with the first six months carrying additional restrictions.

Test your knowledge: Under the new NI GDL scheme, how long must a newly qualified driver display R plates?Northern Ireland Rules
A. Two years Correct
B. Six months
C. One year
D. Three years

From 1 October 2026, new drivers under GDL must display the new R plates for two years, with the first six months carrying additional restrictions.

Which answer is safest and correct? Under the new NI GDL scheme, how long must a newly qualified driver display R plates?Northern Ireland Rules
A. Two years Correct
B. Six months
C. One year
D. Three years

From 1 October 2026, new drivers under GDL must display the new R plates for two years, with the first six months carrying additional restrictions.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Under the new NI GDL scheme, how long must a newly qualified driver display R plates?Northern Ireland Rules
A. Two years Correct
B. Six months
C. One year
D. Three years

From 1 October 2026, new drivers under GDL must display the new R plates for two years, with the first six months carrying additional restrictions.

These are PureCar practice questions, not licensed official DVA/DVSA revision questions. Official rules and guidance should be checked on nidirect and in the Highway Code for Northern Ireland. Checked 22 September 2026.
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