If you move to a new state while holding a learner's permit, what should you do?

When you move to a new state while holding a learner's permit, it's crucial to check the requirements for transferring your permit. Each state has its own regulations regarding learner's permits, and what is valid in one state may not be recognized in another. By verifying the transfer requirements, you ensure that you comply with local laws and can continue your practice driving legally. This process might involve providing documentation, passing a vision test, or fulfilling other state-specific criteria to obtain a permit or license that is valid in your new state.

The other options do not align with the correct procedure. Ignoring the learner's permit could lead to legal issues as you wouldn’t be following the necessary protocols for driving in your new state. Applying for a full driver’s license immediately would be inappropriate unless you meet all the criteria and are eligible, as learner's permits are designed for practice before obtaining full driving privileges. Continuing to practice in your previous state could also be against the law and puts you at risk of driving without valid credentials in the new state.