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Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice
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Chris, age 16, fails the Virginia knowledge exam on March 3. What is the first day that Chris is eligible to take the exam again?
Correct answer: March 19, after 15 full days
Why
Virginia law makes a person under 18 wait at least 15 days after a failed knowledge exam. DMV counts full days: the day of the failure does not count, and the retest can be on the day after the 15th full day. Use this time to study the parts of the manual that caused problems. Adults do not have this wait, because they can take the exam again on the next business day.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Minor retest waiting period · p. 5
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