WI DMV WI DMV Teen Driver and Graduated License

Question 1

What is Wisconsin's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program designed to do?

Accepted Answer

Gradually introduce teen drivers to more complex driving situations as they gain experience

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Fast-track teens to a full license within 30 days

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Provide commercial driving training for teens

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Replace the standard knowledge test for drivers under 18

Question 2

What are the three stages of Wisconsin's Graduated Driver Licensing program?

Accepted Answer

Instruction permit, probationary license, full license

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Learner's permit, restricted license, unrestricted license

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Junior permit, teen license, adult license

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Class D1, Class D2, Class D3

Question 3

How long must a Wisconsin teen hold an instruction permit before applying for a probationary license?

Accepted Answer

At least 6 months

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At least 3 months

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At least 1 year

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At least 90 days

Question 4

Who must accompany a Wisconsin instruction permit holder at all times while driving?

Accepted Answer

A licensed driver age 25 or older seated in the front passenger seat

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Any licensed driver regardless of age

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A parent only

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A certified driving instructor only

Question 5

How many hours of supervised driving practice does Wisconsin require before a teen can get a probationary license?

Accepted Answer

At least 30 hours, including 10 hours of nighttime driving

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At least 20 hours total

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At least 50 hours, including 15 at night

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At least 10 hours total

Question 6

At what age can a Wisconsin teen qualify for a probationary (graduated) license?

Accepted Answer

16 years old, after holding a permit for 6 months and completing supervised hours

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15 years and 6 months

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17 years old

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16 years and 6 months