Back to Montana
Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
Full test preview Question 1 of 30
0 answered 30 remaining
Passing target: 80% (24/30)
Licensing & Test ReadinessStandalone practice
What is the youngest age at which a Montana teen can get a non-commercial learner permit?
Correct answer: 14 and a half, in or after an approved traffic education course
Why
Online and third-party courses are not approved for this purpose. A learner permit is valid for one year, and a teen under 18 must hold it for at least six months in a row before applying for a first-year restricted license. A parent, guardian or responsible adult must sign for an applicant under 18.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Graduated driver licensing (GDL) program · p. 18, 12
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related Montana questions
Which statement about carrying your Montana driver license is correct?You hold a standard Montana Class D license with no endorsements. Which vehicle may you drive with it?Your Montana license has a restriction that requires corrective lenses. You are driving just two blocks to the store in daylight. What must you do?Sam, 16, got a first-year restricted license two months ago. No adult driver is in the car. How many passengers under 18 who are not Sam's family members may ride with Sam?Jordan, 16, got a first-year restricted license eight months ago. Jordan will drive home alone from a friend's house. The trip is social, and no exception applies. By what time must Jordan be off the road?Alex, 25, has never held a driver license anywhere. Alex applies for a Montana Class D license. Which tests must Alex pass?