Georgia and Wisconsin have announced that they are waiving road test requirements for teens age 16 and 17.
Wisconsin:
Starting May 11, road tests may be waived for 16 and 17-year-olds who complete the required training and have their parent or guardian sign a road test waiver. The young drivers must also meet the following criteria:
- They must hold an Instruction Permit (also known as a Learners Permit) violation-free for at least six months prior to testing
- They must have completed driver education classes
- They have completed behind-the-wheel training with a licensed instructor
- They have completed at least 30 hours of driving with their parent/sponsor and their sponsor signs the road test waiver
Restrictions of a probationary graduated driver’s license still apply for at least nine months.
Georgia:
Teens aged 16 to 18 with a learner’s permit may upgrade to a provisional license by providing an affidavit from a parent, guardian, or driving instructor indicating they’ve completed at least 40 hours of supervised driving.
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