What is the purpose of the G1 level in Nova Scotia's graduated licensing program?

Answer: B — To allow novice drivers to practice under supervision

The G1 level in Nova Scotia's graduated licensing program is designed specifically to allow novice drivers to practice their driving skills under supervision. At this stage, the new drivers are required to have a fully licensed driver with them in the vehicle who can provide guidance and support. This serves several important purposes: it helps ensure the learner has access to on-the-road experience in a controlled environment, reinforces safe driving practices, and allows the mentor to provide real-time feedback and instruction. This supervised practice helps increase the learner's confidence and competence behind the wheel, ultimately leading to better preparation for progressing to more advanced driving levels. The other options do not accurately represent the G1 level's purpose; for instance, unsupervised driving, merely providing theoretical knowledge, or testing driving skills, would misrepresent the intended learning and safety objectives of this program stage.