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Can I drive on my Level 1 Learner's License in another state?
 
Answer:
A person who has a Michigan Graduated Driver License (GDL) Level 1 Learner's License may drive in any state as long as all rules and restrictions of the Level 1 license are followed.

A driver with a Level 1 Learner's License may only drive with a licensed parent, legal guardian, or designated adult age 21 or older. The parent, legal guardian, or designated adult must sit in the front seat. If driving with a designated adult, the driver should carry a signed letter of authorization from the parent or legal guardian.

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