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Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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An ordinary applicant has completed the required practice hours. How long must the applicant have held a valid Indiana learner's permit before first licensing?
Correct answer: 180 days.
Why
The ordinary first-license pathways require a valid learner's permit held for at least 180 days. Completing 50 practice hours sooner does not shorten that period. A separate qualifying adult driver-rehabilitation pathway can waive the ordinary permit-period and log conditions; that is not this case.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Permit holding period · p. 14, 15
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