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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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A 17-year-old applying for an ordinary Florida license has a Florida learner’s license and no prior out-of-state license. What driving experience must be certified?
Correct answer: At least 50 hours of driving, with 10 at night.
Why
A qualified parent, guardian or responsible adult must certify at least 50 hours of accompanied driving, including 10 at night. The applicant must also satisfy the learner-holding and driving-record conditions: ordinarily 12 months with no moving convictions, with the specified driving-school/adjudication provision. The under 18 conditions no longer apply after the 18th birthday.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Under 18 driving experience · p. 16
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