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Sam, 17, has had a limited provisional license for 8 months. At 1:30 a.m. he wants to drive home alone from a friend's house. He is not driving to or from work, a school sports event, or a volunteer fire or rescue activity. What is true?
Correct answer: He may drive only if a supervising driver sits beside him.
Why
Late-night hours have more crashes that involve tired and impaired drivers, so Rhode Island limits new teen drivers at those times. With a supervising driver beside him, Sam may drive at any hour. The limit ends when he gets a full operator's license.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · Learner Provisional License · p. 14, 16
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