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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Lena is 17 and has held a provisional license for 12 months in a row. She had one speeding ticket that was not crash-related and no other violations. Her parent certifies 10 supervised hours. Can she get a license marked Under 21?
Correct answer: Yes, one non-crash moving violation is allowed
Why
A driver who is 18 can apply without the 12-month record. The Under 21 license expires on the 21st birthday, and after that a license is renewed every four years. A driver who upgrades with a clean record gets a small credit on the fee.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Getting your under 21 Class D driver's license · p. 19
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