Synonyms and antonyms of The driver's licence and learning to drive in British Thesaurus

the DMV (American)

American Department of Motor Vehicles: an office in the US where you can apply for driving licences and number plates

driver’s license (noun)

American a driving licence

driving licence (noun)

British an official document that you need in order to drive. The American word is driver’s license

driving school (noun)

a company that teaches people how to drive a car

driving test (noun)

the official test that you must pass before you can drive a car alone

the Highway Code ()

a set of rules and signs that you have to obey when driving in the UK,

the Highway Code ()

the book that contains these rules and signs

L (abbreviation)

British learner: printed on a piece of plastic called an L-plate fixed to a car in the UK to show that the driver is still learning to drive

learner (noun)

someone who is learning to drive a car

learner’s permit (noun)

American a provisional licence

L-plate (noun)

British a white sign with a red ‘L’ used in the UK on a car that is being driven by a learner

penalty point (noun)

British an official note made on your driving licence because you have done something wrong while driving

provisional licence (noun)

British an official document that you need while you learn to drive

road test (noun)

Americaninformal a driving test