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Driver's License Requirements Flashcards

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  1. What is the nighttime driving restriction for a Delaware provisional (Level 2) license holder during the first 6 months?

    Answer: No driving between midnight and 6 AM

    During the first 6 months of the provisional license stage, drivers may not operate a vehicle between midnight and 6 AM.

  2. How many non-family passengers under 18 may a Delaware provisional license holder carry during the first 6 months?

    Answer: One

    For the first 6 months of the provisional stage, license holders may not carry more than one non-family passenger under 18.

  3. Which of the following cell phone uses is prohibited for ALL Delaware drivers, including adults?

    Answer: Texting while driving

    Delaware law prohibits texting while driving for all drivers, as it is considered a dangerous form of distracted driving.

  4. If a learner's permit holder turns 18 before completing the 6-month waiting period, what happens under Delaware's GDL rules?

    Answer: They must still wait until 6 months have passed

    Even after turning 18, the permit holder must still complete the required 6-month holding period and supervised driving hours before taking the skills test.

  5. What is required for a Delaware REAL ID-compliant driver's license?

    Answer: Proof of identity, SSN, and two proofs of Delaware residency

    A REAL ID requires applicants to present acceptable proof of legal name and date of birth, Social Security Number, and two documents showing Delaware residency.

  6. Which Delaware license class covers operation of standard passenger cars and light-duty trucks (under 26,001 lbs GVWR)?

    Answer: Class D

    Class D is the standard non-commercial driver's license for operating everyday passenger vehicles and light trucks in Delaware.

  7. How long must a Delaware provisional license holder maintain a violation-free record before qualifying for a full license?

    Answer: 6 months

    A provisional license holder must go 6 months without any traffic violations or license suspensions before upgrading to a full unrestricted license.