What type of license do you obtain after successfully completing the intermediate stage?

After successfully completing the intermediate stage of the licensing process, individuals are issued a Full-Privilege License. This license grants the driver all the rights and responsibilities of a fully licensed driver without any special restrictions that may have been in place during the earlier stages of licensure.

During the intermediate stage, drivers are usually subject to certain limitations designed to enhance safety and reduce risk. These might include restrictions on the number of passengers and driving hours. Once a driver has completed this stage successfully—often measured by a specified amount of driving time, adherence to traffic laws, and sometimes passing a driving test—they unlock the privileges of a Full-Privilege License.

Choosing a Full-Privilege License signifies that the individual has demonstrated proficiency and responsibility, allowing them to drive unsupervised and without restrictions that may apply during the provisional or intermediate stages.