Question 103 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
You are a 17-year-old visiting Florida from Ohio and hold a valid non-commercial Ohio driver license. May you drive in Florida without a Florida license?
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Correct answer to question 103
- A: Yes, a non-resident aged 16 or older with a valid out-of-state license may
Explanation
Non-residents who are at least 16 years old and hold a valid non-commercial license from another state or US territory do not need a Florida license. The same applies to an International Driving Permit together with a valid license from the home country.
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