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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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An adult applicant has never held a driver license. How long must the adult permit normally be held before a Connecticut license may be issued?
Correct answer: At least 90 days
Why
The ordinary minimum is 90 days. The statute excepts an active-duty member of the armed forces stationed outside Connecticut and a person who previously held a driver licence. Complete the other applicable training and testing requirements; the holding period alone does not qualify a person for a licence.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Adult permit holding period · p. 9
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