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License Types and Restrictions Flashcards

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  1. For drivers age 66 and older, how long is a North Carolina driver license valid?

    Answer: 5 years

    Drivers 66 and older receive licenses valid for five years instead of eight.

  2. A Level 2 Limited Provisional driver gets a seat belt violation. How can this affect their progression to Level 3?

    Answer: It can delay eligibility because six months violation-free driving is required

    Moving to Level 3 requires six months without convictions of moving violations or seat belt/phone infractions.

  3. Which endorsement or step is required in North Carolina before a rider can practice on a motorcycle alone with a motorcycle learner permit?

    Answer: Passing the motorcycle knowledge test and, if under 18, holding at least a Level 2 license

    A motorcycle learner permit requires passing the motorcycle knowledge test, and minors must already hold at least a Level 2 provisional license.

  4. What is one condition of a North Carolina motorcycle learner permit?

    Answer: No passengers may be carried on the motorcycle

    Motorcycle learner permit holders may not carry passengers while riding.

  5. A driver's NC license lists a restriction requiring an outside mirror. When must this restriction be followed?

    Answer: Every time the person drives, or they can be charged as driving in violation of the license

    License restrictions are legally binding at all times, and violating one is an offense similar to driving without a proper license.

  6. Which of these vehicles can a standard Class C North Carolina license holder legally drive?

    Answer: A single vehicle under 26,001 pounds GVWR not designed to carry 16 or more passengers

    Class C covers single vehicles under 26,001 pounds that do not require a commercial license.

  7. A 16-year-old moves to North Carolina holding another state's intermediate license. What generally happens to their NC license level?

    Answer: They are placed into the NC graduated system at the comparable level

    NC credits out-of-state graduated licensing experience and places young drivers at the comparable level.