A provisional licence holder is allowed to drive a daiko-unten vehicle (a customer's own car driven home for them by a paid substitute-driver service).

Explanation

Paragraph 5 states clearly that a provisional licence holder may not drive a daiko-unten vehicle. Daiko-unten is a Japanese service in which a hired driver drives the customer's own car home for them, typically after the owner has been drinking.

Guides that explain this

• Japanese Driving Licence Types, Validity and Renewal — and What Happens If It Expires
• Honmen vs Karimen: What Is the Difference Between the Two Tests?

Related terms

• Provisional licence (karimen)

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