Please Note:- This page is
based on information given to us by teenagers and friends from different States
in America. They have NOT been obtained from any official body
so we find updating the page very difficult. We are based in the UK and find
the correct information very hard to come by.If you are in any doubt about
Driving Permits in your State, correct information can be obtained from the
State Public Safety Office, the Drivers License Office or the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles), or click the State links below.
1Learner's permit provisions take
effect in Connecticut January 1, 1997. Regulations establishing the expiration
date for permits have not been issued. By law the term cannot be less than 180
days. The Kentucky law become effective October 1, 1996.
2 Learner's permits aren't issued in New Hampshire. Anyone 15
years and 6 months old may drive when accompanied by a driving instructor,
parent, guardian, or other licensed driver who is 25 or older.
3 Licensing laws in New York prohibit 16 and 17 year-olds from
driving in New York City.
4Tennessee's law requires license applicants to have permits that
have been held for 3 months, but this requirement is waived for applicants who
have successfully completed an approved driver education program.
5 Instruction permits are also issued in Utah to people 15 years
and 9 months old. Valid for 1 year, these allow driving only with a
professional driving instructor. Instructors may give students practice
permits, valid for 90 days, that allow driving only with a parent or guardian.
6 The new Delaware driving law goes into affect on July 1, 1999,
states that you must have your permit for six months before you can obtain a
license.