MD DMV License Types and Restrictions 3

Question 1

A learner's permit holder in Maryland must always drive with a supervising driver who is at least how old and licensed how long?

Accepted Answer

At least 21 years old with 3 years of licensed experience

Answer

Supervising drivers must be at least 21 and have held a license for at least 3 years.

Question 2

Where must the supervising driver sit while a Maryland learner's permit holder is driving?

Accepted Answer

In the front seat beside the driver

Answer

The qualified supervising driver must occupy the front passenger seat next to the permit holder.

Question 3

Maryland drivers under 18 with a learner's permit or provisional license are prohibited from doing what while driving, even hands-free?

Accepted Answer

Using a wireless phone

Answer

Drivers under 18 may not use a cell phone at all while driving, except to call 911.

Question 4

What happens if a Maryland provisional driver is convicted of a moving violation?

Accepted Answer

They may be required to complete a driver improvement program and their provisional period may restart

Answer

A moving violation conviction can trigger a driver improvement program, suspension, and reset of the conviction-free period needed for a full license.

Question 5

How long must a Maryland provisional license holder drive conviction-free before converting to a full (non-provisional) license?

Accepted Answer

18 months

Answer

Provisional drivers must hold the license and remain conviction-free for 18 months before it converts to a full license.

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MD DMV License Types and Restrictions 3