Aspiring drivers in British Columbia can now take the learner's licence knowledge test online from the comfort of their homes, effective from Tuesday. Attorney General Niki Sharma announced this change, which aims to provide greater convenience, particularly for residents in rural and remote communities. The new online test applies to passenger vehicles and motorcycles, while commercial vehicle drivers must still take the test in person. The online format allows applicants to complete the test on a computer equipped with a camera and secure internet, but mobile devices are not permitted. To pass, candidates must answer at least 40 out of 50 questions correctly. After passing the test, individuals must still visit a licensing office to verify their identity, take a vision test, and have their photo taken. ICBC President and CEO Jason McDaniel emphasized that this move is part of a larger modernization initiative aimed at enhancing digital services, with plans for online renewals and replacements for driver's licences and British Columbia Identification Cards expected to roll out by 2027.