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To obtain a Class C license after holding a Class D license, fulfilling the requirement of completing the required periods of holding the Class D license along with any associated restrictions is essential. This is part of the graduated licensing process designed to ensure that new drivers have sufficient experience and time with a lower-level license before moving up to a full license.

At the Class D level, drivers are typically subject to specific restrictions, which might include limitations on nighttime driving or the number of passengers they can have. These restrictions help manage the risk while new drivers are gaining experience. The law expects candidates to demonstrate responsibility and readiness for more driving privileges by successfully completing the minimum holding period.

While passing a written exam, meeting age requirements, and demonstrating driving skills can be components of the overall licensing process, none of those factors alone replace the necessity of appropriately completing the designated time and conditions associated with the Class D license.