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New York Class D Permit Practice Test
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Jordan, 17, holds a junior license. He is convicted for the first time of texting while driving. What license action follows?
Correct answer: A 120-day suspension
Why
The same 120-day suspension applies to adult drivers who are still in their six-month probation. Any driver may use a hands-free phone, but holding a phone to talk, text or read while driving is illegal. The safest choice is to put the phone away before you start the car.
Verified against New York State Driver's Manual · Special Rules for Drivers with Junior Permits and Licenses · p. 19, 52
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