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Georgia Class C Knowledge Practice Test
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Which Georgia license class normally covers a noncommercial passenger car for a driver age 18 or older?
Correct answer: Class C.
Why
Georgia normally issues a noncommercial Class C license to an eligible driver age 18 or older. Class D is the provisional license for ages 16 and 17, and Class CP is the instruction permit. A commercial vehicle, motorcycle or other specially classified vehicle can require a different class or endorsement.
Verified against Georgia DDS Driver's Manual · Ordinary Class C license · p. 7, 10
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