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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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Under current law, what is the youngest age at which a person may apply for a Kentucky motor-vehicle instruction permit?
Correct answer: At age 15
Why
A person who is at least 15 may apply for a motor-vehicle instruction permit under KRS 186.450. Required testing and application conditions still apply, including an authorized adult signature for most applicants under 18. Motorcycle and moped credentials have separate rules.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Current instruction-permit age · p. 13
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