Alaska Driver License Requirements at-a-glance:

*To apply for an Alaska learner’s permit, you must be at least 14-years-old.

If you’re under 18 your parents must sign a consent form for you to apply for your permit.
You must hold your leaner’s for 6 months before applying for your license.
You have to drive 40 hours of driving with 10 at night or in poor weather conditions.
To get your provisional license, you can’t have had any traffic violations for at least 6 months.
With a provisional license, you can’t drive unsupervised with passengers under 21 until you turn 18-years-old.
*Unless your supervised, you cannot drive from 1am until 5am when you only have your provisional driver’s license.
*Your Alaska learner’s permit is only valid for 2 years.

Step 1: Find an approved Alaska drivers ed class and register.
Step 2: Get your Certificate of Completion after you successfully finish our online drivers education course.
Step 3: You’ve taken our course, and you’ve pass. Now you need to find a nearby DMV office and apply to take the official written test. Our course should have prepared you well, so we have no doubt that you’ll pass with flying colors.
Step 4: Now that you have your Alaska learner’s permit you can start training in a vehicle with a licensed driver over 21 who’s been driving for over a year.
Step 5: Log your 40 practice hours and make sure to drive at night as well.
Step 6: After holding your learner’s for 6 months, you can take the DMV road test.
Step 7: You passed the road test and now have an Alaska provisional license! Get out on the road and drive carefully!