Maine Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions

Correct answer: A licensed driver 20+ licensed 2 years

The supervising driver must be at least 20, have held a valid license for at least 2 years, and sit in the seat next to the permit holder.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Who Does Not Need a Maine Driver's License

Correct answer: 15

You must be at least 15, and if under 18 you must complete an approved driver education course and pass the written exam.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – How Do You Obtain a Permit in Maine?

Correct answer: 2 years

A learner's permit is generally valid for 2 years.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – How Do You Obtain a Permit in Maine?

Correct answer: 18

You may be licensed at 16 after an approved driver education course, or at 18 without one.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: 6 months

Drivers under 21 must hold the permit 6 months and log at least 70 hours of supervised driving, including 10 at night.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: 70 hours, 10 at night

Applicants under 21 must complete at least 70 hours of supervised driving after getting the permit, including 10 hours at night.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: 12 a.m. to 5 a.m.

For 270 days after passing the road test, drivers under 18 may not drive between midnight and 5 a.m.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: 270 days

The restrictions last 270 days from passing the road test; a violation means suspension and another 270 days of restrictions.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: Only immediate family

They may carry only immediate family members unless accompanied by a licensed driver 20 or older with 2 years' licensing in the seat beside them.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: Two years

A first license is provisional for two years if issued under 21, or one year if 21 or older; a moving violation brings a 30-day suspension.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: 30-day suspension

A moving violation while on a provisional license results in a 30-day suspension; second and third offenses are more severe.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Required Noncommercial License Tests

Correct answer: The application's signer

Anyone who signed the minor's application can file a notarized written request to suspend the license or permit.

Source: Section 1: Your Driver's License – Suspension of a Minor's License or Permit

Correct answer: 18

A person under 18 is specifically prohibited from driving while using a mobile phone or handheld electronic device; a violation is a traffic infraction.

Source: Section 3: Ready to Drive – Using a Cellular Telephone in Your Vehicle