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Delaware DMV’s Class D manual covers signs, rules of the road, and the basic knowledge needed for a passenger license. Its license page adds the practical permit restrictions, so study supervised driving, passenger limits, and safe intersection choices together.
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A Delaware learner’s permit is issued after eye screening and knowledge exams and is valid for six months.
During permit practice, a qualified licensed driver at least 21 must occupy the seat beside the learner; no more than two other passengers may ride.
After passing the Class D knowledge exam, Delaware requires at least 10 days before the road skills exam.
Requirements can depend on your age, license history, and permit type. Check Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles's permit information before making an appointment.
A few Delaware questions.
These original practice questions include explanations and source links. They are not official exam questions.
01During Delaware learner-permit practice, where must the supervising driver sit?
- A. In the seat beside the permit holder
- B. Anywhere outside the vehicle
- C. In another vehicle
- D. In the back seat
Answer: In the seat beside the permit holder
Delaware’s DMV says the licensed companion must actually occupy a seat beside the permit holder.
Read the official source02How long is a Delaware learner’s permit issued after the required exams?
- A. Six months
- B. Ten days
- C. Until age 21
- D. Two years
Answer: Six months
The Delaware license page states the learner’s permit is issued for six months.
Read the official source03What is the best response to a Delaware yield sign?
- A. Always stop for five seconds
- B. Slow, check for conflicting traffic, and yield when necessary
- C. Accelerate to claim the intersection
- D. Treat it as a parking sign
Answer: Slow, check for conflicting traffic, and yield when necessary
A yield sign calls for a controlled approach and yielding to traffic or pedestrians with the right-of-way.
Read the official source04During the six-month Delaware learner-permit period, a supervisor is beside the driver. How many other passengers may normally ride?
- A. No passengers besides the supervisor
- B. No more than two other passengers
- C. Any number if everyone uses a seat belt
- D. One passenger only, even with the supervisor
Answer: No more than two other passengers
Delaware’s Class D permit rule allows the supervising driver plus no more than two other passengers; the supervisor must be beside the learner.
Read the official source05After passing Delaware’s Class D knowledge exam, when may the applicant take the road skills exam at the earliest?
- A. Immediately in the same minute
- B. After waiting at least 10 days
- C. Only after turning 21
- D. After two years
Answer: After waiting at least 10 days
The Delaware DMV page requires a minimum 10-day wait after the knowledge exam.
Read the official sourceWhat to expect from practice
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