When driving, a provisional driver is allowed to take:

A provisional driver is typically required to have a qualified supervisor in the vehicle to ensure their safety and to provide guidance as they gain driving experience. The supervisor is often an experienced, licensed driver who can help the provisional driver understand road rules, navigate various driving conditions, and develop good driving habits. This restriction is designed to enhance the learning process and to minimize the risks associated with inexperienced driving.

Allowing only the person supervising them in the vehicle helps to ensure that the provisional driver receives consistent instruction and oversight, which is crucial during their learning phase. This measure also helps to prevent distractions that might come from having multiple passengers, which could lead to unsafe driving practices.

While family members or friends might be supportive and helpful, the emphasis is on having a designated supervisor to help the provisional driver focus on their training and skill development. This policy is part of broader efforts to improve road safety and reduce accidents among novice drivers.