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How to get a driver's license in Indiana and the restrictions that apply to drivers who are younger than 21
Welcome to the Florida Teen Safe Driving Coalition ‘s library of free driver education resources designed specifically for teens, parents, caregivers, and law enforcement. Our mission is to equip young drivers with the knowledge and tools they need to make responsible decisions on the road.
Thanks to the generous sponsorship from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, the Parent-Teen Graduated Driver Licensing online module is available at no cost for all Indiana residents. The Indiana GDL law includes three stages: Learner’s Permit Phase: Supervised driving, culminating with an on-the-road driving test; Probationary License ...
Probationary Driver's License. Probationary Driver’s License is the term given to licenses issued to applicants who are younger than 21-years-old. Certain restrictions apply to these licenses and are in effect at various times until the driver’s 21 th birthday (see restrictions below).
Learn how you can obtain an Indiana driver's license. Renew a License, Permit, or ID Card. Some credentials may be renewed online, while others require a visit to your local branch. Review the criteria required for each type of credential. Amending a Driver's License.
Florida’s GDL laws are designed to help teens gradually and safely build their skills and experience behind the wheel. It is important for teens and their parents to understand these laws and obey them. Learner's License. Age: 15 years old.
Indiana requires first-time drivers to apply in person at an Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) office. At the DMV, teens will: Provide a Certificate of Driver Education Enrollment. Show proofs: Identification. IN residency (2 docs) or parental signed Residency Affidavit. S. lawful presence. Social Security number. Pass your tests: Vision.
