Minnesota Permit Practice Test

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When is a driver permitted to drive without restrictions from midnight to 5 AM?

When they have a provisional license
When they are accompanied by a licensed driver over 25 years old
When going to a party
When they are in a designated driver program

The correct answer is: When they are accompanied by a licensed driver over 25 years old

A driver is permitted to drive without restrictions from midnight to 5 AM when they are accompanied by a licensed driver over 25 years old. This rule is part of the provisional license restrictions meant to ensure safety among new drivers who are still gaining experience behind the wheel. The inclusion of an older, licensed driver serves as a guidance and support mechanism, helping to reduce the risk associated with driving during those late-night hours, which are often less safe due to fatigue or reduced visibility. This approach balances the need for independence in driving while still prioritizing safety by keeping inexperienced drivers under the watch of a more experienced individual. Other scenarios, such as having a provisional license, going to a party, or being in a designated driver program, do not inherently provide the same level of safety oversight that being accompanied by a qualified driver does. Hence, these do not fulfill the criteria for driving unrestricted during that time frame.