Car permit · Licenses and permits
In New Jersey, what is the youngest age at which you can hold a basic driver license with no restrictions?
Correct answer: 18 years old.
Answer options
- A21 years old
- B18 years old Correct
- C17 years old
Why
New Jersey does not issue an unrestricted basic driver license to anyone under 18, and the route a new driver takes to reach it depends on the age at which they start.
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