Delaware Driver Education State Practice Test

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What happens to a student’s driving privileges during the length of their expulsion?

The student can drive after one year
The student is suspended until the length of expulsion is complete
The student remains eligible for a restricted license
The student can drive if over 21

The correct answer is: The student is suspended until the length of expulsion is complete

A student's driving privileges are automatically suspended during the entire length of their expulsion. This means that they are not allowed to operate a vehicle until the expulsion period has come to an end. This policy is generally enforced to ensure that students who have violated school policies or engaged in serious misconduct are held accountable and to promote a safe environment within the community. Each of the other options presents incorrect assumptions about the conditions surrounding driving privileges during an expulsion. For instance, being able to drive after a certain period, maintaining eligibility for a restricted license, or being allowed to drive based on age does not apply when a student is expelled. This suspension lasts for the entire duration of the expulsion, emphasizing the importance of adhering to school conduct standards and recognizing the consequences that follow significant infractions.