84. To be eligible to take the small vehicle professional driver's license test, student drivers are required to have been driving for:
(A) either longer than six months or, with a small vehicle driver's license, for longer than three months;
(B) longer than nine months;
(C) longer than ten months.

80. Is it true that those who possess a student driver's license must be accompanied by a driver who possesses a regular driver's license for the same type of vehicle at all times when driving? (A) Yes. (B) No. (C) This is not regulated by law.

81. What is the maximum age for those eligible for a professional driver's license? (A) 45 (B) 55 (C) 65.

82. What is the maximum age for those eligible for regular driver's license? (A) No age limit. (B) 65 (C) 60.

83. To be eligible to take the regular small vehicle driver's license test, student drivers are required to have been driving for how long? (A) longer than 6 months (B) longer than 3 months (C) longer than 2 months.

85. If a driver's name and birth date is amended or their address changes, the driver required to: (A) there is no applicable rule; (B) they are required to register the changes at the Motor Vehicle Registration Department; (C) they are required to register the changes at the Department of Health.

86. If your driver's license is suspended or cancelled, what are you required to do? (A) There's no applicable rule. (B) I am required to surrender my driver's license to the local Motor Vehicle Registration Department. (C) I am required to turn in my driver's license to the police.

87. If a person has someone else take the driver's license test for them, what is the penalty? (A) Their driver's license will be revoked and they will be disqualified from reapplying for a new license for 5 years from the date they were caught cheating. (B) They will not be allowed to apply for a new driver's license for the next 3 months. (C) They will not be allowed to apply for a new driver's license for the next 6 months.

88. Those who are addicted to alcohol, narcotics or amphetamines: (A) may apply for a driver's license. (B) are not allowed to apply for a driver's license. (C) There is no applicable regulation.

89. The mentally disabled, the blind, and those with epilepsy: (A) may not apply for a driver's license (B) may apply for a regular driver's license (C) There is no applicable regulation.

90. Those whose drivers' license is still under suspension or revoked: (A) may apply for a driver's license (B) may not apply for a driver's license (C) There is no applicable regulation.