Getting a Lisence
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- soon after summer break started
- now that I have my permit, how do I get a license?
- after researching and studying, he takes the test.
- DMV Permit Test
- hey son, now that summer's here, you should start studying for your permit
- 1. complete drivers training. 120 days for commercial training, and 180 if you have an instructor 2. Upon completing training, bring your learner’s permit, Driver’s License application, and your EDEC Driver Education certificate you received after completing course 3. Take your road test. After 48 hrs and bringing in your passed road test evaluation report, you will receive your license.
- ok, I'll start researching
- so, how'd you do on the test?
- 1. in CT, at 16 years or older, study for the learners permit knowledge test 2. Bring a birth certificate and passport for id and get ready to take permit knowledge test 3. take and pass the knowledge test and sight test. now you are ready for your permit
- I got a 96%! And they sent my permit
- For the first six months, you may only drive a parent with a valid license, driving instructor, or someone who has held a permit for 4 consecutive years. After the six months, you may drive with those listed, and immediate family members only. 2. Until you turn 18, you may not drive between the hours of 11 pm and 5 am unless for employment, school, religious activity or medical necessity. 3. Until you turn 18, you cannot drive while using electronics
- Only instructors and parents may accompany you. You may not drive using any electronics, and you cannot use public service vehicles.
- Later that week...
- Later, after the party...
- after 120 days of driver's training
- After he turns 21, he's going to his first party, so he does some alcohol research
- he-y man..*ill bring you b-back too your.. place
- hello, I'm here for my road test, here are my papers and certificate
- First offense of drinking and driving is a 45 day license suspension. afterward an Ignition Interlock device (IID) must be installed for 1 year. Second offense is a 45 day suspension, and an ignition interlock for 3 years. you may only drive to school, work, alcohol therapy, IID service center, or appointment with probation officer for the first year. Third offense is a permanent loss of license, which can be reconsidered 2 years later in a hearing at your request.
- great, right this way.
- No thanks, I'll find a different way back
- 48 hours after the road test...
- oh, that's my friend! But he shouldn't be planning on driving
- here's my road test evaluation report,
- this sucks, I don't have a ride
- Alright, here's your lisence.
- Ok, good. I'll keep myself from getting into one of these situations
- Not only that, you could cause damage to your car, other property, or injure someone. You will also get your license revoked, and if you happen to cause damage or injury, have fun paying the finances for them.
- hey man, you shouldn't be driving
- nah... I'll beee fiiine. get in, ill bring you back *burp*
- The End!!!
- I didn't get like 50% oooffff.. what you just said, but yoouuur probably right. I'll catch an uber with you or something.
- no way, you could get in an accident and hurt people, or end up speeding and get into legal trouble
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