Texas Drivers Ed Written Practice Test

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How many passengers under 21 may you have in your vehicle if you have a provisional license?

No passengers
One passenger
Two passengers
Three passengers

The correct answer is: One passenger

With a provisional license in Texas, the law restricts the number of passengers under the age of 21 that a driver can have in their vehicle. This regulation is put in place to promote safety and reduce the potential for distractions among new drivers who are still gaining experience. Under these restrictions, a driver with a provisional license is allowed to have one passenger who is under the age of 21. This rule helps ensure that provisional drivers remain focused on developing their driving skills without the added challenges that more passengers may present. The limitations on passenger numbers are part of broader graduated licensing laws designed to increase safety for young and inexperienced drivers.