*Candidates must be at least fifteen and a half years old to get a Learner’s Permit *Learner’s Permit must be held for 180 days *Least number of overseen driving hours; Drivers below 18 years of age should pass a certified driver’s educational program that has behind-the-wheel practice. *Candidates must be at least sixteen years old to get a Driver’s License *Candidates must take a Road Test *There are guidelines for unmonitored driving. Supervising drivers that are licensed and at least twenty-one years old must go with Learner Permits holders from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The accompanying driver must be the parent or guardian. Provisional license holders must drive with a licensed parent or guardian between 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM unless they are driving to school or work. *There are passenger guidelines. Provisional license holders can have just one non-immediate family member below 18 years old as passenger during the time between 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM unless they are with a parent or guardian. *Candidates under 18 need driver’s education.
Step 1: Get a driver’s education certificate Step 2: Study our free practice exams and practice to pass the written Learner’s Permit Test Step 3: Arrange the time for your written exam with a driver’s license office (walk-ins are possible but will cost you time) Step 4: Finish the Learner’s Permit Written Test Step 5: Train how to drive with the Learner’s Permit Step 6: Finish the Driver’s Exam