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Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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An ordinary first-license applicant completes approved driver education, holds a valid permit for 180 days, finishes the required practice and passes the exams. What is the earliest age for this Indiana license?
Correct answer: 16 years.
Why
The current ordinary driver-education pathway starts at 16. It also requires the 180-day permit period, approved education, required practice and examinations. Completing only online theory and a family driving log is not full approved education: the BMV requires the classroom and behind-the-wheel portions. Without driver education, the ordinary minimum is 16 years 270 days; other qualifying conditions still apply.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · License age after driver education · p. 14, 15
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