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Limited driving permits for certain offenders В§ 40-5-64 - Limited driving permits for certain offendersД¤0-5-64.

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The vehicle's tag must not be expired.ДЄfter Receiving Your Intermediate LicenseДЄfter receiving your intermediate license, the final step in the licensing process is earning your full driver's license! Find out the requirements for a full license.ARTICLE 3 - CANCELLATION, SUSPENSION, AND REVOCATION OF LICENSES

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Valid insurance card and vehicle registration for the vehicle you will use for the road skills test.

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License fee (you may pay by cash, money order, check, or credit/debit card).

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Certificate of Completion from a DDS-approved driver education program (this is required for teens age 16 and 17).

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Proof of 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training at a DDS-approved school: Certificate from instructor, plus a Driving Experience Affidavit (DDS-7) completed at the DDS affirming that the applicant has a minimum of 40 hours of supervised driving with a parent/guardian, 6 of which must be at night.

Teens without the required 40 hours will not be tested.

Completion of DDS Parent/Teen Driving Guide: A Driving Experience Affidavit (DDS-7) must be completed at DDS affirming the applicant has a minimum of 40 hours of driving, 6 of which must be at night.

Two Options for Proof of Required Behind-the-Wheel Instruction: If you choose to do the 6 hours with a certified instructor, you must complete a cumulative total of at least 40 hours of other driving experience, including 6 hours at night.

Proof of completion of the DDS-approved Parent/Teen Driving Guide OR Proof of 6 hours of on-the-road experience with a certified instructor.

The application must be signed by your parent/legal guardian/responsible adult (this only applies to emancipated applicants with court-ordered documentation)/professional driving instructor if you are under the age of 18.

Completed application for a driver's license.

ADAP or eADAP Certificate of Completion - What is this?.

Notarized Certificate of Attendance (DDS-1) that has been signed within the last 30 days OR High School Diploma OR GED.

Proof of identity, address, Social Security Number, and U.S.

You will need to bring the following items to the DDS office to apply for an intermediate license: If you are under the age of 18, your parent/legal guardian, responsible adult (only if you are emancipated and have court-ordered documentation), or professional driving instructor must sign your application for an intermediate license. Please note: You must have a permit prior to any behind-the-wheel training. At least 6 of the 40 hours must take place at night. You may also opt to complete 6 hours of Behind-the-Wheel training with a driving instructor in addition to 40 hours of supervised driving with a parent or guardian.

Complete 40 hours of supervised driver training with a parent or legal guardian, following The 40-Hour Parent/Teen Driving Guide.

If you do not complete a driver education course, you cannot get your intermediate license until you turn 18.

The process for getting an intermediate license is straightforward. Steps to Earning Your Intermediate License

If you are under the age of 18, you must not be/have been withdrawn from school or have 10 or more unexcused school absences or any conduct infractions.

You must not have been convicted of any major traffic violations that resulted in the suspension of your permit.

You must have held an instructional permit for a minimum of 12 months and one day.

You must be at least 16 years old before applying for your intermediate license.

In order to be eligible for your intermediate license, you will need to meet some criteria: Intermediate License Eligibility Requirements Joshua's Law states that in order to get your Georgia intermediate driver's license (also known as a Class D license) at age 16 or 17, you will need to complete a Georgia Driver Education course and supervised driving practice. Georgia Driver Education Intermediate License Requirements Getting Your Intermediate License

Pennsylvania Refresher Mature Driver Improvement.

Pennsylvania Basic Mature Driver Improvement.

North Carolina Mature Driver Improvement.

New Hampshire Mature Driver Improvement.

Massachusetts Mature Driver Improvement.

California Refresher Mature Driver Improvement.

California Basic Mature Driver Improvement.

Texas Parent-Taught Behind-the-Wheel Only.

Oklahoma Parent-Taught Driver Education.

Florida Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education.

North Dakota Defensive Driving: Point Reduction.

Indiana Basic Driver Safety Program (Video).

Indiana Basic Driver Safety Program (Internet).

Florida Wireless Driving Safety Program.