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Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You move to Montana from Idaho and make your permanent home here. You hold a valid Idaho driver license for ordinary vehicles. What is the longest time that you may drive on the Idaho license?
Correct answer: Up to 60 consecutive days, then you need a Montana license
Why
Montana law treats a person who lives in the state for more than 60 consecutive days as a resident who must hold a Montana license. A person who drives a commercial vehicle has only 30 days. When you change to a Montana license, you give up the license from the other state, because you may hold only one valid driver license at a time.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · New residents · p. 11, 13
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