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I'm not sure what state you're talking about, but most I know are way less. presuming the learner is over 18 the requirements tend to be something like 1. A wr
by dgrin91 3y ago
I'm not sure what state you're talking about, but most I know are way less. presuming the learner is over 18 the requirements tend to be something like
1. A written exam, takes ~30 mins to 1 hour at the DMV
2. A 5 hour class (when I took this the 5 hour class clearly hadn't been updated for decades)
3. A driving exam that took ~30 minutes end to end
My understand is that most states are like this, though it gets a bit more stringent if you are under 18
- caddemon 3y agoI think it's pretty normal to get a learner's permit like a year before your license, so you can theoretically do the 50 hours with a parent. But I've never seen that part formally enforced, you could just do nothing until you're of age for the license driving test. Mostly depends on your parents.
- BenjiWiebe 3y agoIn Kansas there is no class, and you have to be 16.5 to get a full driver's license. Written test and driving test.
- mminer237 3y agoI'm in Illinois. Of course, you used to be able to just wait until you were 18 and take the test if you didn't care about driving without an adult and not have to do the 50 hours or behind-the-wheel course, but I think they've upped the requirements since I took it.