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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Priya moves to North Carolina from Ohio to start a new job. She has a valid Ohio regular (noncommercial) driver license. What is the longest time after she becomes a resident that she may wait to get a North Carolina license?
Correct answer: 60 days
Why
A new resident applying for a Class C license may have to take the knowledge, vision and traffic-sign tests, and the examiner can also require a road test. Bring proof of identity, residency, a Social Security number or legal presence, and liability insurance. The handbook lists some people who are not residents, such as out-of-state college students who plan to return home.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Moving to North Carolina · p. 27
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