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Ava got her TIPIC on her 16th birthday. She is under 18 and will meet all other requirements. How long must she hold the TIPIC before she can get a probationary driver license?
Correct answer: Six months
Why
During those six months, she practices with an eligible adult, finishes driver education and logs her 50 hours, with 10 at night. She must also pass the maneuverability and road tests. The probationary license then carries its own limits until age 18.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Driver education requirements (under age 21) · p. 6
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