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A first-time applicant has a Temporary Instructional Permit but not a learner’s permit. What driving does the TIP ordinarily permit?
Correct answer: Driving with the instructor in approved lessons or testing.
Why
A Temporary Instructional Permit is used for approved driving instruction and testing with the instructor. It does not permit ordinary practice with family members. Obtain the appropriate learner credential before family-supervised practice. The statute contains a specific program exception; this question concerns an ordinary first-time applicant.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver’s Guide, DPSMV2052 R08/25 · Temporary Instructional Permit · p. 8
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