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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A Delaware Level One permit holder needs mandatory supervision. The proposed supervisor is not the learner’s parent or guardian. Which person qualifies?
Correct answer: An approved driver, 25 or older, licensed in Class D for at least 5 years.
Why
For this non-parent, non-guardian case, the sponsor must approve a properly licensed driver at least 25 years old who has held a Class D licence for at least five years. The supervisor sits beside the learner in the front seat; no other person may sit in front. A properly licensed parent or guardian is a separate statutory supervisor category.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · GDL supervising driver · p. 29
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