Car permit · Licenses and permits
In New Jersey, a Special Learner Permit or an Examination Permit stays valid until you qualify for a Probationary License or for a fixed length of time, whichever comes first. What is that length of time?
Correct answer: 2 years.
Answer options
- A1 year
- B3 years
- C2 years Correct
Why
These New Jersey permits last 2 years at most; anyone who has not qualified for a Probationary License within that time has to apply for a permit again.
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