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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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A learner will still be younger than 17 when applying for an intermediate license. What ordinary age and permit-holding requirements apply?
Correct answer: 180 days and age 16.
Why
For this under-17 applicant, the learner stage lasts at least 180 days and the intermediate applicant must be at least 16. Reaching age 17 changes the applicable licensing path; the 180-day learner provision expressly ends when the learner reaches 17. Required instruction, supervised practice and testing must also be completed.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Learner-stage duration · p. 12
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