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Alaska Class D / Instruction Permit Knowledge Practice Test
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At what age may a person first apply for an Alaska non-commercial instruction permit?
Correct answer: 14 years old.
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A person who is at least 14 may apply for an Alaska non-commercial instruction permit.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Minimum instruction-permit age · p. 8
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