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Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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A new Indiana resident has a valid license from the former state and is legally present in the United States. For how long may the resident generally drive under that license after becoming an Indiana resident?
Correct answer: 60 days.
Why
The new-resident exemption lasts 60 days and preserves the restrictions on the former license. Obtain an Indiana license within that period to continue driving. It does not authorize driving on an expired, suspended or revoked license.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · New-resident license deadline · p. 7
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