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Sofia, age 17, fails her Rhode Island driving skills test today. Her limited learner permit is still valid for several months. When can her next road-test appointment be?
Correct answer: At least 30 days after the failed test
Why
Use the 30 days to practice the skills that you missed, with your supervising driver. Plan ahead: if no appointment is open before the permit expires for the second time, you may have to pass the knowledge exam again and get a new permit. Some errors fail the test at once, for example a stop sign violation, a seat belt violation or a wheel that goes over a curb or cone.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · I. Learner Provisional License: What if I fail the driving skills test? · p. 14, 12
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