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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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During the first six months of a Delaware Level One Learner's Permit, when may the permit holder drive without supervision?
Correct answer: Never; supervision is required at all times.
Why
The first six months are a fully supervised period for a Level One permit holder.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · GDL first-six-month supervision · p. 29
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