Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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What is the maximum number of passengers allowed in the second six months of licensure?

1 passenger
2 passengers
3 passengers
4 passengers

The correct answer is: 3 passengers

The correct answer is the maximum number of passengers allowed in the second six months of licensure is three. This is based on Minnesota's graduated driver's licensing laws, which are designed to promote safety for new drivers by implementing restrictions that gradually increase as they gain experience. During the first six months of having a provisional license, a driver may not carry any passengers under the age of 20. After that initial period, they are permitted to have up to three passengers under the age of 20 for the subsequent six months, unless a qualified adult licensed driver accompanies them. This limitation helps to reduce distractions and the potential for accidents, as young drivers often face challenges managing the responsibility of carrying passengers, particularly peers. Understanding these regulations is crucial as they aim to promote safe driving practices among new drivers while still allowing for increased mobility and social interaction as experience is gained.