What is required for a new driver after passing the initial training?

After passing the initial training, the issuance of a Learner's Permit is a critical requirement for a new driver. This permit allows newly trained drivers to practice their skills under certain conditions, typically under the supervision of a licensed driver. Holding a Learner's Permit is essential as it not only signifies that the individual has completed the foundational training but also prepares them for more advanced driving experiences.

The process of moving from training to independent driving generally involves obtaining a Learner's Permit before ultimately qualifying for a full Driver’s License. This staged approach ensures that new drivers gain practical experience in a controlled manner, emphasizing safety and the gradual acquisition of driving skills.

In contrast, the issuance of a Driver's License would typically follow after a full demonstration of driving competency, which comes later in the progression. PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) and completion of the Vehicle Control Test also relate to driving knowledge and vehicle operations but are not directly required as an immediate step following initial training for obtaining the necessary legal driving credentials. Thus, obtaining a Learner's Permit serves as a crucial transitional phase for new drivers after they complete their initial training.