Master Driver Trainer Practice Exam

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Is a valid civilian driver's license required for an Army Servicemember to obtain a military Operator's Permit?

Yes, always
No, but restrictions apply
Only for cross-country driving
Yes, but only on base

The correct answer is: No, but restrictions apply

A valid civilian driver's license is not a strict requirement for an Army Servicemember to obtain a military Operator's Permit, but there are certain conditions that may restrict driving privileges if a civilian license is not held. In the military context, the Operator's Permit allows for the operation of military vehicles under specific circumstances, often aligning with training and operational needs rather than civilian licensing laws. However, without a civilian driver’s license, an Servicemember may face limitations, such as restrictions on the types of vehicles they can operate or the environments in which they can drive. This approach ensures that Service members have adequate driving knowledge and skills derived from civilian licensing, which can enhance safety and operational effectiveness while still allowing flexibility for military purposes. Thus, while a civilian driver's license is beneficial, it is not an absolute requirement for obtaining a military Operator's Permit.