A driving licence applicant practices practical driving skills without a driving instructor on public roads. What should he expect if the police perform a check on him?

In Germany, a person practicing practical driving skills without an instructor on public roads is not in compliance with traffic regulations. The law requires that a learner driver must be accompanied by a licensed driver or instructor. If the police conduct a check, they will likely initiate a criminal prosecution because driving unaccompanied is illegal. Additionally, a review of the individual's fitness to drive will occur, as the police need to ensure that the person is capable of handling a vehicle safely.

The option of having no consequences is only applicable if the learner driver is accompanied by a qualified holder of a driving license. Therefore, it is important to understand that both the prosecution and fitness review are relevant consequences when practicing without proper supervision, highlighting the necessity of selecting all correct options in such scenarios.