GENERATIONAL COURSE
Developed in collaboration with the Danish Driving Instructor Union

ONLINE VOCATIONAL TRAINING COURSE
Developed in collaboration with the Danish Driving Instructor Union

Danish online licens recovery course
- you decide where you want to practice
2 months. Kr. 299,-      4 months. Kr. 499,-

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Good information before you buy Online licens recovery course

You can purchase access to the online general training course through your driving school and get a great deal, while you will also be able to get help with practical questions and a school car for the actual test with the authorities. If you have had your licence for less than 3 years, contact a driving school first.

When you use Drive4you's Online licens recovery course, you are guaranteed a good and proven material, developed in collaboration with Danish Driving Instructor Union And that's regardless of whether you choose a driving school that uses Drive4you or you buy access to the online general training course here on the site.

Regardless of your choice, you'll have access to targeted remedial lessons, with separate tests for each lesson. You can practise where you want to practise and at times that suit you.

What does the Online licens recovery course include?

  • 5 lessons in Danish (video) designed for reacquisition of the driving licence also in the case of a conditional suspension.
  • Educational films are supported by up to three control tests, targeted to each lesson.

    In addition to the licens recovery course, there are     access to the below:
  • 27 Danish theory tests with 25 questions each and with the ability to create multiple samples and take samples based on your own error responses.
  • 100+ supporting theory films, with Danish voice-over.
  • Danish online theory book with read aloud function

Try a free theory test here.

You decide where you want to practice
2 months. Kr. 299,-
4 months. Kr. 499,-

BUY ACCESS

Good information
before you buy

You can purchase access to the online general training course through your driving school and get a great deal, while you will also be able to get help with practical questions and a school car for the actual test with the authorities. If you have had your licence for less than 3 years, contact a driving school first.

When you use Drive4you's Online licens recovery course, you are guaranteed a good and proven material, developed in collaboration with Danish Driving Instructor Union And that's regardless of whether you choose a driving school that uses Drive4you or you buy access to the online general training course here on the site.

Regardless of your choice, you'll have access to targeted remedial lessons, with separate tests for each lesson. You can practise where you want to practise and at times that suit you.

What does the Online licens recovery course include?

  • 5 educational lessons (video) designed for reacquisition of the driving licence also in the case of a conditional suspension.
  • Educational films are supported by up to three control tests, targeted to each lesson.

    In addition to the licens recovery course, there are     access to the below:
  • 27 Danish theory tests with 25 questions each and with the ability to create multiple samples and take samples based on your own error responses.
  • 100+ supporting theory films, with Danish voice-over.
  • Danish online theory book with read aloud function

Try a free theory test here.

Conditional driving licence suspension
A conditional driving disqualification means that you can keep your licence if you pass a driving test within 6 months of the disqualification. But what other requirements do you need to meet to keep your licence? And what situations can lead to a conditional driving licence suspension? Get the answers here.

What does a conditional driving licence suspension mean?
A conditional suspension of your driving licence means that you keep your licence if you re-pass a driving test. You must pass both a theory test, where your theoretical knowledge of driving is tested, and a driving test, where your practical driving skills are tested. You don't need to take theory or driving lessons before taking the test. However, you may want to take a few theory lessons, as even experienced drivers may find it difficult to pass the theory test.

If your driving licence is conditionally suspended, you must take and pass the driving test, including the theory test, within 6 months after your driving licence has been suspended by a court decision. If you do not meet the 6-month deadline, your driving licence will generally be unconditionally suspended instead.

Additional conditions

Once you have passed both the driving test and the theory test after the conditional suspension, you have reacquired your driving licence for a probationary period of 3 years. After this, it is a condition that you do not commit any new traffic offences that could trigger a conditional suspension of your driving licence or worse, as this will result in an unconditional suspension of your driving licence for at least 6 months. If you have received a conditional suspension of your driving licence due to drink-driving, it is also a condition for the reinstatement that you complete a ANT course (alcohol/drugs/traffic course).

Application requirements

In order to reinstate your driving licence after a conditional suspension, you generally need to appear in person at one of the country's municipalities and bring a completed application form. However, in some municipalities, your driving instructor can come to you and handle this part of the process. In connection with this, you - or your driving instructor on your behalf - must present a valid passport or driving licence, as well as the letter you received regarding the suspension of your driving licence. You will also need to bring an ANT course certificate if you have been disqualified from driving due to drink-driving.

When can you get a suspended driving licence?
It is only possible to get a conditional suspension of your driving licence if you have had a driving licence for more than 3 years prior to the suspension. This is because your first 3 years with a driving licence is a probationary period, and a disqualification during this probationary period will likely result in a driving ban.

Situations involving a conditional driving licence suspension

You can get a conditional suspension of your driving licence if you:

  • Get 3 points on your driving licence within a 3-year period.
  • Travelling more than 60 % over the permitted speed limit.
  • Driving more than 40 % over the speed limit during roadworks.
  • Driving with a blood alcohol level between 0.5 and 1.2.
  • Travelling more than 160 km/h.
  • Not providing assistance where possible after you have been involved in a road traffic accident.
  • Otherwise disregards essential road safety considerations.

Driving licence reinstatement
If you have been disqualified from driving and lost your licence, you will need to reacquire your licence in order to drive legally again. You can reinstate your licence by meeting a number of conditions, which may differ depending on the type of driving disqualification. See all the conditions here and find out how to reinstate your licence.

How do I reinstate my driving licence?
If you have been disqualified from driving, you can only drive legally again once you have reacquired your licence. You regain your driving licence by fulfilling a number of conditions, which can vary depending on the reason why your licence was suspended.

What conditions do I need to fulfil to reinstate my driving licence?

Conditional disqualification from driving

If you have received a conditional driving disqualification, you can reacquire your licence for a three-year probationary period if you pass a driving test. This test consists of a theoretical and practical test where you will be tested on the underlying theory of driving and your practical driving skills.

When you retake the theory test and the driving test, it is not a prerequisite that you must complete the required theory and driving instruction programme again. However, if a deadline has been set for when you must pass the theory test at the latest, you must meet this deadline. The deadline is usually set at 6 months.

If, within the three-year probationary period, you commit a traffic offence that can trigger a new conditional suspension of your driving licence, you will receive an unconditional suspension of your driving licence of at least 6 months. You will only receive a conditional suspension of your driving licence if you have held your driving licence for more than 3 years before it was suspended. If you have not had your licence for more than 3 years, you will receive a driving ban.

Driving bans

If you are banned from driving, you can only regain your licence once you have completed special training and passed a driving test. The special training must be conducted by an approved driving instructor and must consist of at least 8 lessons of 45 minutes in theory and 8 lessons of 45 minutes in driving. It is also a requirement that the training extends over a minimum of 8 teaching days.

Unconditional disqualification from driving

If you have an unconditional driving disqualification, this means that you can only reacquire your driving licence once the disqualification period has expired. You regain your licence by passing a driving test.

Disqualification due to drink-driving

If the disqualification of your driving licence is due to drunk driving or similar, it is also a condition for the reinstatement of your driving licence that you complete an alcohol/drug/traffic course, including a ANT course.

How do I apply for a driving licence reinstatement?

In order to reinstate your driving licence, it is a condition that you apply for the reinstatement.

If you have been disqualified from driving, you will generally have to appear in person at one of the country's municipalities and hand in a completed application form and an approved passport photo. In some municipalities, your driving instructor can attend for you and handle this part of the process. When you hand in the application form, either you or your driving instructor must be able to present your valid driving licence or passport, as well as your letter regarding the driving licence suspension. If you have been disqualified from driving due to drink-driving, you will also need to provide an ANT course certificate.

In the case of a suspended driving licence, make sure you apply for the reinstatement in good time, as you must pass a driving test within 6 months of the conviction.

If this does not happen, you will be sentenced to an unconditional driving licence suspension. If you have been unconditionally disqualified, the earliest you can apply for reinstatement of your driving licence is one month before the disqualification period expires.

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