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Sofia, 16, has a Level 2 limited provisional license. Her restaurant shift ends at 10:30 p.m., and no supervising driver is available. What does the law allow?
Correct answer: She may drive directly home from work alone, because trips straight to or from work are allowed at any hour.
Why
The exception covers the direct trip only, so a stop at a friend's house on the way home after 9 p.m. is not allowed without a supervising driver. With a supervising driver seated beside her, a Level 2 driver may drive at any hour. These limits end when she moves up to a Level 3 full provisional license.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Level Two Limited Provisional License · p. 15
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