What is the section 88 criteria?

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You must have previously held a valid licence and only drive vehicles that you have applied for on your application and that you were previously entitled to drive. If you hold a group 2 lorry or bus licence, your entitlement to drive these vehicles has not been refused, revoked or suspended by the traffic commissioner.

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