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Missouri Class F Written Test Practice
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Chris is a first-time applicant for a Missouri Class F license. Which set of tests makes up the complete driver examination?
Correct answer: A written test, a vision test, a road sign test and a driving test
Why
The Missouri State Highway Patrol gives the examination, and you take the driving test only after you have passed the other three tests. A new resident who has a license from another state that is valid or expired less than 184 days, and who applies for the same type of license, usually takes only the vision and road sign tests.
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