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West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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Pat, 20, got a regular instruction permit. Six months later, the permit expires before Pat passes the road skills test. What must Pat do to keep practicing legally?
Correct answer: Take the vision and knowledge tests again to get a new permit.
Why
A regular instruction permit for a person age 18 or older is valid for six months. If it expires, the holder must retest, with both the vision and knowledge tests, to get another permit. While the permit is valid, the holder may drive only with a licensed driver age 21 or older in the seat beside them.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Regular Instruction Permit · p. 19, 25
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