What document must be held by the supervising driver when you are driving with a TIP?

When driving with a Temporary Instruction Permit (TIP), it is essential for the supervising driver to hold a valid driver’s license. This requirement ensures that the supervising driver is legally authorized to operate a motor vehicle and can effectively provide guidance and support to the learner. A valid driver's license indicates that the individual has completed their training and testing requirements and is familiar with the rules of the road, which is critical for ensuring the safety of both the driver learning with the TIP and other road users.

The other options do not fulfill the necessary requirement for supervising a learner driver. A learner's permit is intended for individuals who are still in the process of obtaining their full license and does not provide the legal standing needed to supervise another novice driver. A temporary driving permit is typically a document issued under different circumstances and may not represent the same comprehensive driving competences as a valid driver’s license. Similarly, a student enrollment form is unrelated to driving qualifications and does not serve any purpose in this context.