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You are 16 and have a Washington instruction permit. What is the shortest time you must hold the permit before you can get an intermediate license?
Correct answer: 6 months
Why
The 6 months give time for the supervised practice of at least 50 hours, with 10 at night. During the last 6 months before you apply, you must also have no traffic violations. This slow start lets new drivers build skill with an experienced driver beside them.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Getting your personal driver license: ages 16 to 17 · p. 26
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