The car of a learner driver is seized by police.

Police seized the car of a learner driver who was “supervised by their 15-year-old daughter.”

Cops tweeted about the incident after questioning the driver who was supervising them.

West Mercia Police released an image of the car with L-plates, stating that the vehicle had been seized and the driver had also been reported.

The photo was shared on the Operational Patrol Unit’s social media feed.

Source reports on the incident, which elicited shocked reactions from site visitors.

OPU Shropshire stated on Twitter: “‘My 15-year-old daughter,’ said the learner driver who was supervising them. Our poll found that… Vehicle seized Driver reported #police #car #wronganswersonly”

Learner drivers in England can practice on the road as long as the person supervising them is over the age of 21 and qualified to drive the same type of vehicle.

This includes, for example, someone with a manual car license who has held their full driving license for three years.

When supervising learner drivers or driving on the highway with family or friends, it is illegal for a friend or family member to use a mobile phone.

The Mirror reported in March that the DVLA had been accused of “discriminating” against drivers who declare a medical condition, with some people having to wait months for their application to be processed.

One adolescent stated that she had to postpone her life plans due to financial constraints.