Can a person who has passed their car driving test within the last two years act as an accompanying driver?

A person who has passed their car driving test within the last two years cannot act as an accompanying driver because they must hold a full driving license for at least two years. This regulation is in place to ensure that the accompanying driver has sufficient experience and knowledge of driving laws and safe driving practices. The criterion of having a minimum of two years of holding a full license provides a level of assurance that the accompanying driver is familiar with the demands and responsibilities of driving, which benefits the learner driver they are supervising.

Other options suggest different conditions under which a new driver might accompany another learner, but these do not align with the legal requirements. Therefore, only having a full license for the specified period meets the necessary qualifications for acting as an accompanying driver.