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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Ana is 18 and has never had a driver's license. She gets a Minnesota instruction permit today. What is the shortest time that she must hold it before she can get a driver's license?
Correct answer: Six months
Why
The waiting period gives new drivers time to practice with a supervisor before they drive alone. At 18, Ana does not need driver education, but a licensed driver age 18 or older must sit beside her, and everyone in the car must wear a seat belt. The permit is valid for two years.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · If you are 18 and older; Who cannot be licensed · p. 17, 10
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