PEI Class 7 Instruction Driver's Permit test

The PEI learners permit test has no published numeric pass mark, and Access PEI and Highway Safety publishes no question count. The listed fee is $20. Every row carries the record it was read from and the date it was checked.

• Take the test in person by appointment at Access PEI or through a licensed driver education school.
• You must pass a written knowledge test and a separate signs test. The official pages do not say that the parts are scored separately or that only a failed part is rewritten.
• An oral test is available if you cannot read the written test. The official pages do not state the written-test languages.
• Bring valid ID and 2 documents proving PEI residency. Applicants under 18 need parental or guardian consent.
• The vision test happens at Access PEI after the written exam and before the permit is issued.
• Wait at least 7 days after a failed permit test. Study the PEI Driver's Handbook, which the official page says is being updated.
• The handbook is also available in French, Chinese online and Arabic online. This does not establish that the test is offered in those languages.
• The $20 test fee, separate $20 instruction permit fee and $100 Novice Driver Course fee come from a fee page published July 27, 2020.
• The no-additional-fee retake rule comes from a page published July 27, 2020.
• A Novice Driver Course or certified driver education is required before the Class 5 road test. The current course page says the course takes about 4 hours.
• The 2020 fee page lists a $20 Class 5 or 6 road test. The 2020 permit page says a failed road test has at least a 14-day wait with no additional fee.
• The minimum GDL path is 3 years, or 2 years and 275 days with certified driver education.