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New Hampshire Graduated License Law

Supervised Driving Age 15 1/2 No Permit is required in New Hampshire. From age 15 ½ teens may drive under supervision of driving instructor or parent/guardian. Birth certificate must be carried in vehicle. Driver’s License Age 16 Requirements: Certificate from approved driving school. Pass required tests. Restrictions: First 90 days only drive with a licensed adult over the age of ... Read More »

New Jersey Graduated License Law

Student Learner Permit Age 16+ Requirements 6 hour behind-the-wheel approved driving course. Signature of parent/guardian for permit. Proof name and age. Pass vision & knowledge test. High school principal or commercial driving school owner signs the permit. Bring permit to MVS driver testing center to be validated for supervised practice driving. A road test may be scheduled at this time. ... Read More »

Kentucky Graduated Licence Law

STEP 1 – PERMIT TEST Manuals covering Kentucky rules for driving are available from your county’s Circuit Court Clerk’s office or the State Police. You must be 16 years of age to take the written knowledge test, and a vision test will also be administered. You will need your social security card, birth certificate, and for persons under 18, a ... Read More »

Louisiana Graduated License Law

Learner’s Permit Age 15 Must complete 30 hours classroom instruction and 6 hours behind the wheel driving instruction – approved high school or commercial driver education course. Must pass visual examination, written and road sign tests. Authorized to drive with one licensed parent, guardian, or adult at least 21or sibling at least 18. Must maintain learner’s license for a minimum ... Read More »

Maine Graduated License Law

Instruction Permit Age 15+ Under 18 must have completed approved driver education course. Must pass written knowledge examination and vision screening. Permit allows operation of a vehicle when accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 20 years of age and has held a valid license for two consecutive years. Under 21, must complete 35 hours supervised driving practice, ... Read More »

Maryland Graduated License Law

Learner’s Permit Age 15 & 9 Months Parent consent required under age 18. Must pass all required tests. Provisions: Must complete driver education course. Must be accompanied by a supervising driver who is 21 years or older, and has held a license for a minimum of 3 years. The person must be seated beside the new driver at all times, ... Read More »

Massachusetts Graduated License Law

Learner’s Permit Age 15 Permit Restrictions: Must be accompanied by operator who occupies passenger seat next to you, is at least 21 years old, holds a valid driver’s license from Massachusetts or another state, and has at least 1 year driving experience. If you are under 18, parental consent required. You may not drive between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. ... Read More »

Hawaii Graduated License Law

Permit License Age 15 Permit applications by minors must be signed by both parents or, when applicable, by the certified custodial parent, certified custodial guardian, or certified foster parents. (Only certified copies of court documents are acceptable.) The spouse (who is an adult) of a minor applicant may sign the license application with proof of age and certified copy of ... Read More »

Indiana Graduated License Law

Learner’s License Age 15 Limited learner permit issued, at the age of 15, for the sole purpose of allowing a student driver to enroll in a BMV-approved driver education course. provide proof of identity and date of birth; show proof of enrollment in a BMV-approved driver education program by surrendering the certificate of driver education provided by the school; be ... Read More »

Alabama Graduated License Law

Learner’s Permit First let’s get you a permit (Must be 15 years old) The examination for the license is taken from information in the Alabama Driver’s Manual. Upon passing the required examination, the applicant will be issued a Class D Alabama driver license with a “Y” restriction. The “Y” restriction indicates that the holder may operate a motor vehicle while ... Read More »