Getting somewhere now takes real time. LIVORA lets you choose how to travel, learn to drive and own vehicles whose cost, condition and usefulness continue beyond the day you buy them.

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Use this chapter when: you are choosing a journey, learning to drive, comparing vehicles, arranging insurance, planning maintenance or working out whether a vehicle still fits the household.

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Transport in everyday Life

Open Transport from Command for your licence, the Vehicle Marketplace and Garage. Journey choices also appear when the Day Planner needs to connect two places.

Walking and cycling are free but take time and are not suitable for every distance. Public transport usually balances time and cost. A taxi is faster but more expensive. Driving becomes available only when you hold the right licence and have access to an insured, usable vehicle.

A journey quote uses the actual places, distance, available time and current conditions. Travel time is reserved inside the plan and the chosen cost reaches Money when the activity is committed. If one option cannot fit before the next Calendar commitment, another mode may still work.

Transport & Vehicles keeps licence progress, the current Marketplace and every vehicle in your Garage together.

Learning to drive

You can apply for a provisional licence from age 17. The route is:

1. Apply for a provisional licence.
2. Book lessons into a free Calendar slot. Each lesson includes its own time and both journeys.
3. Build practical readiness and book the theory test when available.
4. Pass the theory test, continue lessons where needed and book the practical test.
5. Pass the practical test to receive a full licence.

Tests can be passed or failed. A failed attempt creates a short wait before trying again rather than wiping progress. Passing the practical test gives you a full licence, but you still need a suitable insured vehicle before driving.

Lessons and tests work through Day, Week and Month Pace and resolve once on their scheduled day. A passive licence does not interrupt Smart Time Advance.

Choosing and buying a vehicle

The Marketplace contains a bounded selection of new and used vehicles. Filters help compare body type, practicality, running cost and price. The wider catalogue includes ordinary cars, estates, SUVs, people carriers, motorcycles, scooters, vans, campervans, pickups and high-performance cars. Commercial-only vehicles are bought and assigned through Business rather than personal ownership.