Vermont teen-driver guide
Vermont learner's permit rules for teens
Vermont's graduated licensing system adds a full year of permit practice and formal driver education before the Junior Driver's License.
- 1 yearpermit hold
- 40 / 10practice / night hours
- 30 + 6 + 6driver-ed classroom / driving / observation
Hold the learner's permit at least one year
Drivers under 18 must complete the minimum permit period before a Junior Driver's License.
Complete 40 supervised hours, including 10 at night
Record the required supervised practice before applying for the next stage.
Complete approved driver education
The teen course includes classroom instruction, behind-the-wheel training and observation time under Vermont's current rules.
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Official sources
- Vermont DMV — Learner's Permit
- Vermont DMV — Driver's Manual
- Vermont DMV — Graduated License Laws
- Vermont DMV — Junior Driver's License
- Vermont DMV — Fees
- Vermont DMV — Locations
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