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Ohio TIPIC / Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Carlos is 19 and has a TIPIC. His 20-year-old roommate has held a driver license for four years. Can the roommate supervise Carlos while he practices?
Correct answer: No, because the supervisor must be a licensed driver age 21 or older
Why
The TIPIC is a practice permit at every age, so it never lets you drive alone. The supervisor must sit beside Carlos and must not be intoxicated. Carlos must carry his TIPIC, and each person in the vehicle must wear a safety belt.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · TIPIC restrictions · p. 5
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