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Ohio TIPIC / Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Noah is 17 and has a TIPIC. At 12:30 a.m., he wants to drive home from a family event. Who must sit beside him?
Correct answer: A parent, guardian, or custodian who holds a valid driver license
Why
Night driving is harder because you see less, and Ohio law keeps the closest supervision for these hours. Ohio law also requires the parent, guardian, or custodian to hold a current Ohio license and to have no prohibited alcohol concentration. When Noah turns 18, the midnight rule stops, but he still needs a licensed driver age 21 or older beside him while he holds a TIPIC.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · TIPIC restrictions · p. 5, 6
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