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In New Jersey's GDL system, there are three paths to a basic driver license, and which one applies to you depends on your age. What are these paths named?
Correct answer: The Early Bird, Young Adult, and Adult Roads.
Answer options
- AThe Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Roads
- BThe Early Bird, Young Adult, and Adult Roads Correct
- CThe Young Adult, Late Starter, and Adult Roads
Why
New Jersey's GDL program sorts new drivers by age into the Early Bird Road, which starts at 16 with a required driver training course, the Young Adult Road, which starts at 17, and the Adult Road, for those 21 and older.
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