Minnesota Permit Practice Test

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What type of vehicles can a person with a Class D license operate?

Vehicles over 26,000 lbs
Any recreational vehicle
Any vehicle for transporting more than 15 passengers
Many single unit vehicles under 26,000 lbs

The correct answer is: Many single unit vehicles under 26,000 lbs

A person with a Class D license is permitted to operate many single-unit vehicles that weigh under 26,000 pounds. This includes a wide variety of vehicles such as cars, vans, and some small trucks. The Class D license is specifically designed for general vehicle operation and does not authorize the driver to operate larger commercial vehicles or those designed to transport a large number of passengers. Understanding the scope of the Class D license is crucial for drivers as it ensures they are operating vehicles that they are certified to handle safely. This knowledge also helps in distinguishing which vehicles require a higher class of license, as seen in the other options, which pertain to commercial vehicles or vehicles designed for larger capacities.