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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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You are 16 and got your Class C instruction permit 4 months ago. You have finished driver's education and logged 50 supervised hours, 10 of them at night. How much longer must you hold the permit before you can apply for a driver's license?
Correct answer: At least 2 more months, so that you have held the permit for 6 months in total.
Why
The holding period gives a teen time to practice with a supervisor in many kinds of traffic, weather and light before driving alone. The 6 months are in addition to driver's education and the 50-hour log with 10 hours at night. An applicant under 18 must also have no at-fault crash, no moving violation and no alcohol or drug conviction in the 6 months before applying.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Instruction permits · p. 15, 14
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