Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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At what minimum age are you allowed to use wireless communication while driving?

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The correct answer is: 18 years

Using wireless communication while driving is restricted to ensure safety and reduce distractions on the road. In Minnesota, the law specifies that individuals must be at least 18 years old to legally use a wireless device while driving. This requirement is intended to help ensure that drivers possess more maturity and experience behind the wheel, which can contribute to safer driving practices. Younger drivers, such as those aged 16 or 17, are still considered in the learning phase, where the potential for distraction from phone usage can significantly impair their ability to focus on driving. The regulation reflects a broader understanding of the risks associated with distracted driving, particularly among younger, less experienced drivers.