Provisional license
Also known as: intermediate license, restricted teen license, junior operator license
An intermediate stage between a learner permit and a full license, issued to drivers (usually teens) who have passed the road test but remain subject to passenger and night-driving restrictions. Restrictions ease in stages and lift entirely when the driver completes the program or reaches a set age.
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Practice questions
- How long must you hold a Level Two Limited Provisional License before applying for a Full... · North Carolina practice question
- To hold a Level Two Limited Provisional License in North Carolina, a driver must be within... · North Carolina practice question
- You hold a Level Two Limited Provisional License. Apart from direct trips to or from work... · North Carolina practice question
- Under North Carolina's provisional licensing rules, when may a driver under 18 use a cell... · North Carolina practice question
- When driving unsupervised on a Level Two Limited Provisional License, with no under-21 hou... · North Carolina practice question
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a North Carolina driver's license cost? · North Carolina FAQ
- How many supervised driving hours does North Carolina require? · North Carolina FAQ
- What are the curfew rules for teen drivers in Texas? · Texas FAQ
- What are the curfew and passenger rules for North Carolina teen drivers? · North Carolina FAQ
Articles
- How to Pass the Oregon DMV Knowledge Test on Your First Try · Oregon article
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