Explanation
The correct answer is:
(C) Both (A) and (B).
The conditions for driving a vehicle by the holder of a Learner's Licence typically include:
(A) When he is accompanied by an instructor holding a valid driving licence: Learner's Licence holders are generally required to be accompanied by a licensed instructor while driving. This ensures that a qualified individual is present to guide and supervise the learner driver during the practice sessions.
(B) The vehicle shows 'L sign' on the front and rear: Displaying an 'L' sign, which stands for learner, is often a requirement for vehicles driven by learners. This sign helps other drivers on the road recognize that the driver is in a learning phase and encourages them to be patient and cautious while sharing the road.
Both of these conditions are typically imposed to ensure the safety of the learner driver, as well as the safety of other road users. It allows for proper guidance and identification of learner drivers, promoting a safer learning experience on the road.
Option (D), stating that a learner driver can drive on their own without any help, is generally not permitted. Learner's Licence holders are typically required to have a licensed instructor present during their practice sessions to provide guidance and ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
