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Alaska Class D / Instruction Permit Knowledge Practice Test
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A 17-year-old still has provisional restrictions on the regular road system. No parent, legal guardian, or passenger age 21 or older is present. Whom may the driver carry?
Correct answer: The driver's sibling.
Why
A restricted provisional driver may carry siblings without a qualifying adult. Other young passengers generally require a parent, legal guardian, or a passenger at least 21. Special licenses for qualifying areas off the road system have their own exception; do not apply it to ordinary road-system driving.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Provisional passenger restrictions · p. 10
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