A supervising driver for a Level One or Level Two licensee must have been licensed for at least how many years?
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A.
Three years
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B.
Ten years
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C.
Five years Correct
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D.
Two years
The answer is "Five years"
North Carolina requires a supervising driver to hold a valid license and have been licensed for at least five years. Drivers who learned in a state with a shorter supervisor rule often carry the lower minimum over and pick D.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. Three years
Three years is still shorter than North Carolina's five-year minimum. This answer splits the difference between a too-short guess and the correct number instead of reading the manual's five-year rule.
B. Ten years
Ten years overstates the licensure history the manual requires. This answer rounds up on the assumption that supervising a new teen driver must call for a full decade of experience.
D. Two years
Two years is below North Carolina's five-year minimum for a supervising driver. This answer carries over a shorter supervisor licensure minimum from a previous state.
This question tests your knowledge of Graduated Licensing in North Carolina. Source: North Carolina Driver Handbook, "Level Two Limited Provisional License, Supervising Driver," p.13..
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