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ICBC starts taking appointment for new driver BԪַknowledge testsBԪַ

Motorcycle skill tests too, no road tests yet due to COVID-19
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ICBCBԪַs available written tests for learners include air brakes and heavy trailer certification in May. (B.C. Ministry of Transportation)

New learners canBԪַt take their written test yet, but people with existing learners licences can book appointments to take a BԪַknowledgeBԪַ test starting May 4, the Insurance Corp. of B.C. says.

Appointments for tests can be booked for some ICBC offices starting May 4, with non-road test services available across the province by May 11. That includes people with recently expired learnerBԪַs licences.

BԪַCustomers whose Class 5-8 learnerBԪַs licence expired on or after March 17, when ICBC suspended road tests due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will not have to pay a fee for their first knowledge test,BԪַ ICBC said in a statement April 27. BԪַAt this time, knowledge tests are not available for first-time learner applicants.BԪַ

Appointments will also be available for new residents of B.C., who are required to change their licences within 90 days, and for commercial learner class applicants, including air brakes and heavy trailer permits. Commercial stand-by or walk-in knowledge tests are discontinued as of May 2.

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Eligible customers should call ICBCBԪַs driver licence contact centre at 1-800-950-1498 and leave a voicemail message requesting an appointment for a knowledge test. Customers should expect a call-back from an ICBC representative to advise available testing locations and times.

Motorcycle skill tests can be booked at the same number or .



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