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Sam moves to Vermont to live here. Sam holds a valid driver's license from another state for ordinary cars. By when must Sam get a Vermont license?
Correct answer: Within 60 days after moving to Vermont
Why
Vermont usually issues licenses only to its residents, so the move makes you subject to Vermont's license rules. A commercial driver's license must be transferred sooner, within 30 days after you become a resident. After the 60 days, a resident may not drive in Vermont without a valid Vermont license.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Vermont residency · p. 13
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