MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                          399

try, and whether the applicant has ever been suspended, revoked,
cancelled or refused and, if so, the date of and reason for such sus-
pension, revocation, cancellation or refusal, and every said appli-
cation shall state the applicant's general physical condition, occu-
pation and other pertinent facts as the Department may require.
Every said application shall be signed by the applicant and verified
in person before a person authorized to administer oaths.

(c)    An instruction and examination license shall entitle the
person to whom it was issued to drive vehicles and combinations of
vehicles of the class or classes specified herein, as described more
particularly in Section 92 with respect to drivers, but only while the
holder of the instruction and examination license is accompanied by
and under the immediate supervision of a person who:

1.    Is at least 21 years old;

2.    Is licensed in Maryland or in another state to drive vehicles
of the class then being driven by the holder of the instruction and
examination license;

3.    Is actually occupying a seat beside the holder of the instruc-
tion and examination license, unless the vehicle is a motor-driven
cycle. A motorcycle learner's permit shall entitle the holder thereof
to operate a motorcycle on the highways, as a learner, while under
the instruction and immediate supervision of a licensed motorcycle
operator. Motorcycle learners shall carry only an instructor prop-
erly licensed to operate a motorcycle.

(d)    A person to whom an instruction and examination license
has been issued may take the final examination for a driver's license
no sooner than 14 days from the date the instruction and examina-
tion license was issued.

(e)    An instruction and examination license shall expire 60 days
after the date it is issued.

(f)    A driver's license may be issued without the prior issuance
of an instruction and examination license, and without a 14-day
waiting period, to any person who has been regularly licensed to
drive in another state or country or by the Armed Forces of the
United States, if the Department is satisfied that the applicant's
experience in driving vehicles which may be driven by holders of the
class or classes of license sought by the applicant is sufficient to
justify the issuance of the license without further behind-the-wheel
training.

(g)    A person licensed to receive instruction and qualified to take
the required examinations for the license applied for must appear
in person at the Department of Motor Vehicles in any of the places
throughout the State which the Department may designate for the
convenience of applicants.

(h) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections (a) to (d),
inclusive, of this section, any student fifteen years of age or older
enrolled in a high school or junior high school course in driver
education and training, may operate a dual control motor