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Whilst you're learning to drive, it is important to let other road users know when you’re behind the wheel, so that they can give you a bit more space and appreciate you may stop suddenly or be driving slower than most. L plates let you do just that and, most importantly, it’s a legal requirement for provisional driving licence holders in the UK. There are few options, and the best learner plate will depend on the car you’re driving and if you’re sharing the car. We’ve listed the options here: Valid learner insurance - as you’re not yet a full licence holder, you will need to have learner insurance before you set off!

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Self-cling - If your car is made from plastic then self-cling plates may be an alternative option to magnetic plates. They do what they say on the tin, simply cling to a clean window – just be sure to place them in a position that doesn’t affect your vision. In the UK, it is the law that as well as having the right insurance in place, drivers who hold a provisional licence must display L plates, that conform to legal specifications, during driving practice. Here’s our guide to help you stay legal and answer questions you may have about displaying L-plates. What is the legal specification for L plates? Once your L plates have arrived, it’s time to decide where to put them - learner drivers are required to have a minimum of 2 plates displayed on the car whilst behind the wheel. There is no specification of whether the plates should be placed on the left or right of the vehicle, however, plates should be visible at both the front and rear of the vehicle. Driving without L plates or failing to use plates which adhere to the legal specifications, could result in you receiving a fine as well as up to 6 penalty points on your licence. The plates should be removed once the learner is no longer behind the wheel and the car is being driven by someone who holds a full licence. Remember, once you’ve passed your driving test, it’s time to swap those L plates to green P plates! Are P plates a legal requirement after you have passed your driving test?Tie on - If you have an older car, you may still be able to attach the plates to the car’s bumper using string. However, most modern models have an integrated bumper so there’s nowhere to tie them! . When you’re learning to drive there’s so much to take in. It’s more difficult than ever with both a theory and practical test to pass. While we can’t help you on the day, at Halfords you’ll find everything you need to make the whole process pain-free. Thanks Gary, you seem pretty clued up about it. (based on your username I take it you do/did some kind of sign writing? )

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This will really depend on your car and the types of L plate you buy. They majority of learners use magnetic plates which can simply be placed on the smooth metal surface of the car. However, there are a few options, which we explain next What are the best L plates for a car?A provisional licence - Although you can apply for your provisional licence when you are aged 15 years and 9 months, you need to be 17 years old to start learning to drive!