You are certifying an under-18 applicant's driving experience for a Florida driver license. How many of the required hours must have been logged at night?
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A.
5 hours
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B.
20 hours
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C.
10 hours Correct
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D.
25 hours
The answer is "10 hours"
Florida requires 50 total supervised hours with at least 10 logged at night. Assuming the state weights practice toward the harder driving condition points a reader at B, inflating the printed 10-hour night floor into a bigger share than the manual sets.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. 5 hours
The manual sets the night-driving minimum at 10 hours within the 50-hour total, not 5. This answer cuts the printed 10-hour night minimum in half on the hunch that so much night practice sounds excessive for a first-year permit holder.
B. 20 hours
The manual sets the night-driving minimum at 10 hours within the 50-hour total, not 20. This answer invents a higher night minimum than the manual requires, on the assumption that Florida weights practice toward the harder driving condition.
D. 25 hours
The manual specifies 10 night hours within the 50-hour total; it does not require an even day-night split. This answer assumes the 50-hour total must divide evenly between day and night, a rule-of-thumb split with no basis in the manual.
This question tests your knowledge of Graduated Licensing in Florida. Source: Florida Driver Manual, "Requirements for Class E Learner's & Driver License," p.8..
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