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A 16-year-old has held Level 1 for six months, completed Segment 2 and the required supervised practice, passed the driving skills test, and meets the required clean-record conditions. Which licensing step is appropriate?
Correct answer: Advance to Level 2, subject to its driving restrictions.
Why
These are the ordinary conditions for Level 2 advancement. They include at least six months at Level 1, Segment 2, the approved skills test and required practice, plus the preceding 90-day record conditions. Level 2 still has nighttime and young-passenger restrictions. The nighttime practice requirement has a statutory exception for a daylight-only graduated license.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know and cited current authority · Graduated licensing steps · p. 19
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