Recover your right to drive
License Cancellation
Following a judicial or administrative cancellation of your driving license, you must retake all tests (theory + practical) to recover your right to drive. Specific courses are available to help you prepare for this return under the best conditions, taking your past experience into account.
How it works
01
Initial assessment
Driving assessment to evaluate your level and tailor the course.
02
Highway code
Refresher training and ETG exam.
03
Driving lessons
Practical training adapted to your past experience.
04
Practical exam
Sit the practical driving test.
What's included
- Initial driving assessment
- Highway code training (ETG)
- Driving hours adapted to your profile
- Theory and practical exams
Prerequisites
- Have served the prohibition period set by the court or administrative decision
- Have completed psychotechnical tests if required by the judge
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to retake the highway code after a cancellation?
Yes. With a cancellation (not a mere suspension), you must retake both the theory and practical exams in full, as a first-time candidate.
What is the difference between a suspension and a cancellation?
A suspension is temporary: your right to drive is withdrawn for a set period, after which you recover your license without retaking any exam. A cancellation is permanent: you lose your license and must retake it in full to recover your right to drive.
Are psychotechnical tests required after a cancellation?
Yes, in most cases of judicial cancellation, the judge requires a medico-psychological assessment before you can resit the exams. These assessments are carried out at centres approved by the prefecture.
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