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Teens who are 16 years old can apply for a learner's permit without enrolling in driver's education but must still pass the vision and knowledge tests. This permit allows the licensee to drive in Indiana as long as an authorized relative (or licensed instructor) is in the front passenger seat.
Below you will find information for parents and teens regarding driver education, obtaining a learner’s permit, and Indiana’s Driver’s License System. The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles certifies driver training schools and instructors who demonstrate knowledge of the laws and regulations about driving in Indiana.
In Michigan, teen drivers under age 18 must complete two segments of driver education instruction and meet the requirements for three GDL levels. For more information on GDL: Review Michigan's Graduated Driver Licensing: A Guide for Parents. Watch Michigan GDL Made Simple.
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).
A teen driver can apply to take a driving skills test when they: Are at least age 15; Held a Level 1 License for at least six months; Completed Segment 2 of the driver education course; Completed a minimum 50 hours of supervised driving, including a minimum of 10 hours of night driving
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.
Use this log to track your supervised driving hours as part of applying for an Indiana driver's license with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Get Form. Information for Indiana teen drivers who are applying for a learner's permit and driver's license in IN—learn all the BMV's requirements.
