Drivers who are just starting out have to pay attention to different rules and restrictions.
The driver license enables citizens to drive vehicles throughout the country. Those who have driver’s licenses of particular A (motorcycles), A4 (quadricycles) or B1 (automobiles) will have beginner status when they obtain their registrations for the first time. This implies that They are not authorized to circulate like those who have been doing so for more than two years.
Beginner drivers They must follow some extra rules when driving. These are related to the restriction of certain paths, due to their lack of experience. I know the details.
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Beginner restrictions in November 2024
Beginners should:
- Wear the identification sign on the windshield and rear window. “Beginner” for 6 months.
- During the first two years, the new driver is required to maintain a blood alcohol level of zero. “This is required everywhere, even in jurisdictions that still tolerate a certain graduation,” said Axel Dell’olio, director of the Association for the Reduction of Road Accidents (ADISIV). It is important to note that in several jurisdictions in Argentina, 0 alcohol is mandatory for absolutely all drivers.
- In the City of Buenos Aires there is forbidden that during the first 6 months beginners circulate on roads where the maximum speed exceeds 70 km/h. Meanwhile, in the province of Buenos Aires you will not be able to drive on roads, highways or semi-highways.
In summary, beginners:
- They are allowed to drive on most streets and avenues in the City.
- They cannot drive on General Paz Avenue, since its maximum speed is 80 km/h for much of its route.
- They are prohibited from driving on Buenos Aires highways, where the maximum speeds allowed are between 80 and 100 km/h.
Source: Ambito
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