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A Kentucky intermediate-license holder is under 18 and meets the other ordinary requirements. At what earliest age can the person apply for a full operator license?
Correct answer: 17
Why
The ordinary under-18 applicant must be at least 17, have held the intermediate license for at least 180 days without the specified convictions, and complete the required driver training. KRS 186.415 provides a separate exception. Age alone does not satisfy all requirements.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Full license before age eighteen · p. 15
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