Can my girlfriend practise driving my car if I’m with her? She’s 29, and I’ve had a klasse b driving licence for years. I know she needs mørkekjøring and førstehjelp before she takes her test, but I don’t think she needs any documentation to practise with me.
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Rules can be found here:
https://www.vegvesen.no/forerkort/ta-forerkort/ovelseskjoring/personbil/
[General information on practice driving](https://www.vegvesen.no/forerkort/ta-forerkort/ovelseskjoring/personbil/) and [information to the person who rides along](https://www.vegvesen.no/forerkort/har-forerkort/ledsager-under-ovelseskjoring/) (ie: OP)
In short, your girlfriend ought to have taken *trafikalt grunnkurs* – but she isn’t required to since she’s over 25. I would still recommend that she takes it, so she knows more about traffic rules and whatnot.
Oh, and you must have had your license for more than five years.
She’s also gonna need to go through mandatory classes /steps with a driving school. I’ll 32 and took my driver’s license less than s year ago.
Just didn’t need it until now.
If she’s already good enough and with enough practise she will fly through it, but it needs to be done.
It didn’t have the possibility to practise with anyone because I just moved to a new place, so I needed a few extra classes. Told the school I would be available any time possible so I was able to do it within three months.
Already had the first aid post taken care of.
She’s will need to provide the car for her exam, so that is taken care of by the school.
Use the information available to find out what she needs to know for the next step/exam and practise at much as possible in between.
Also, start the process of going to classes early. I’ve driven with many I’ve the years, and I’ve learned a lot from all of them, but non were able to expose my bad habits and teach certain things as well as my teacher. Their insight/understanding combined with your help and meaningful help when it comes to driving enough is the best way to do it.
If they tell you they’ve learned something you disagree with, accept it as truth. You may provide an alternative way of thinking/assessing, but they will be judged by the teachers standard. It is also very helpful if she can provide and reflect around her choices. It will be the difference between passing and flunking.