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Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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A 17-year-old Indiana permit holder is not taking driver education and is practicing outside an official lesson or exam. Which front-seat supervisor qualifies?
Correct answer: A licensed 25-year-old relative.
Why
For this minor outside driver education, ordinary supervision requires a relative with valid driving privileges who is at least 25, or a licensed spouse who is at least 21, seated in front. Professional instruction, official skills exams and certain DCS placements have separate provisions. An adult permit holder has different supervisor eligibility.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Minor permit supervisor · p. 9
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