If I am a permitted Florida driver, can I drive in North Carolina?

Answer 1

Yes, with a learner's permit, one cannot drive alone in another state unless the owner of that vehicle is sitting in the passenger's seat.

Per Florida Law
"Only drive during daylight hours during the first three months and until 10 p.m. thereafter, always with a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old and occupies the front passenger seat."

Per North Carolina Law
"The permit holder must, while operating a motor vehicle over the highways, be accompanied by a person who is licensed to operate the motor vehicle being driven and is seated beside the permit holder. "

Answer 2

If by "permitted" you mean you have a learner's permit, probably not. A learner' s permit is usually valid only in the state in which it's issued. To be sure, however, if some North Carolinian doesn't tell you definitely pretty soon, you could call the North Carolina MVA and ask.

Answer 3

Yes. The constitution provides the "Full faith and credit" clause. Which means that a drivers license issued in California is good in Florida... A marriage performed in Texas is good in Maine.

Answer 4

i've got self belief so once you are the felony age for NC. i think of it is 15 or 15 a million/2. you are able to desire to be the felony age for regardless of state you're in for a enable. IE: in case you get your enable in North Dakota, you are able to no longer rigidity legally in another states to you the two have a license at 15 or while you're 15/ 15 a million/2 with a enable. yet, you are able to likely ruin out with it...i'm no longer suggesting that. i do no longer beleive law enforcement officers pull human beings over to ascertain age...verify link for regulations and regs...