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If one has a provisional drivers license in California is it possible to get an exemption allowing you to drive another minor unaccompanied for school purposes?
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∙ 12y ago
yes. however, according to California state law, "You must carry a statement signed by the school principal, dean or a staff person authorized by the principal or dean, indicating when the schooling or school-authorized activity will be completed." If pulled over liicensce suspension will occur and DUI or driving while intoxicated may be added if any members in the vehicle under 20 are drunk.
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