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A 15-year-old has a Kansas restricted Class C license. Which ordinary trip is permitted without a supervising adult, assuming all other restrictions are met?
Correct answer: A direct trip between home and school for attendance.
Why
The age-15 restricted license permits specified direct school-attendance and work-related travel, qualifying religious activities during the stated hours, and driving with the qualified adult beside the driver. It does not permit unrestricted social or recreational travel. Do not substitute the broader age-16 school-activity provision for this younger stage.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Trips with an age-15 restricted license · p. 13
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