What type of driver's license is required for learner's permit holders to operate low speed vehicles?

To operate low speed vehicles, learner's permit holders must obtain a regular driver's license. A regular driver's license allows individuals to legally drive various types of vehicles, including low speed vehicles that are typically designed for use on roads with speed limits of 35 miles per hour or less.

Having a regular driver's license ensures that the driver has completed the necessary education and training, including knowledge of traffic laws and safe driving practices. This is particularly important for operating low speed vehicles, which might be subjected to different rules and regulations compared to standard vehicles.

The other options do not provide the necessary authorization for driving low speed vehicles. A temporary permit is usually a short-term license issued under special circumstances but does not grant full driving privileges. An instruction permit is designed for training purposes and allows learners to practice driving with a licensed adult but does not qualify the holder to operate low speed vehicles independently. A commercial license is specifically for operating commercial vehicles and is not applicable to low speed vehicle operation.