What does the V-13 signal (rectangular green plate with an “L”) placed on the rear of a vehicle indicate?

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The correct answer is that it identifies a novice driver. The V-13 signal, commonly known as the 'L' plate (Learner), indicates that the driver has held their first driving license for less than one year. This sign must be visible and placed on the rear left side of the vehicle. It is important to distinguish it from the V-14 signal (blue plate with an 'L'), which identifies driving school vehicles during lessons. Being a novice driver does not restrict driving on weekends.

What does the V-13 signal (rectangular green plate with an “L”) placed on the rear of a vehicle indicate?

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