Delaware Driver Education State Practice Test

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Prepare for the Delaware Driver Education State Exam with comprehensive quizzes. Study with flashcards and multiple choice questions, each offering hints and explanations. Ace your test!

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How many total hours must a driver complete with an adult in the first year of GDL?

20 hours
50 hours
75 hours
100 hours

The correct answer is: 50 hours

In Delaware, the Graduated Driver's License (GDL) program requires new drivers to complete a total of 50 hours of supervised driving practice with an adult who holds a valid license. This requirement is crucial for ensuring that new drivers gain sufficient experience in a variety of driving conditions, which helps improve their skills and confidence behind the wheel. During these 50 hours, it is essential for the learner to engage in different driving situations, such as day and night driving, as well as driving in various weather conditions. This practice is intended to prepare them not only for the driving test but also for real-world driving scenarios they will encounter once they are fully licensed. This requirement promotes safer driving practices and helps to establish a solid foundation for new drivers as they transition from learner to independent driving status.