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Driver education is not required for beginning drivers 18 and older. If you desire instruction, see Schools for Training Drivers. Apply for an Instruction Permit first. if granted, you will then be eligible to schedule a driving skills test and obtain a full license.

To qualify for a full driver license, you must also: Be 16 years of age • Hold the Instruction Permit for a minimum of six months • Have no at-fault accidents, moving violation con- victions or any type of drug or alcohol conviction within six months of applying.

Young drivers can obtain an instruction (learner's) permit at age 15½. You must present proof of your identity and Nevada residential address unless you already hold a Nevada ID Card. Proof is typically a certified, U.S. issued Birth Certificate, your Social Security Card and two documents to prove your address.

Eligibility. You must be age 16 or older to apply for a learner permit. Requirements for proof of identification vary depending on if you want an Enhanced, REAL ID or Standard permit document.

Here are the rules for a minor driver's license in Nevada: At least 16 years of age. Must have a permit for at least six months. May not have any at-fault crashes, moving violations or drug/alcohol offenses in the six-month permit period. Pass an on-the-road driving test. Submit a log of 50 practice driving hours.

If you are a new driver 18 years or older in the state of Nevada, you will need to first apply for a nevada drivers license permit.

Requirements for obtaining the Idaho Instruction Permit You must be at least 14½ before you can start the GDL program. Once you are 14½, you will apply for your permit in person at the Idaho Driver's License that is closest and most convenient to you.

Anyone 18 or older can apply for a driver's license without needing to get a permit first. If you are under 18, then you will need a learner's permit for at least 6 months and must also satisfy other requirements.

Driver education is not required for beginning drivers 18 and older. If you desire instruction, see Schools for Training Drivers. Apply for an Instruction Permit first. if granted, you will then be eligible to schedule a driving skills test and obtain a full license.

To qualify for a full driver license, you must also: Be 16 years of age • Hold the Instruction Permit for a minimum of six months • Have no at-fault accidents, moving violation con- victions or any type of drug or alcohol conviction within six months of applying.

Young drivers can obtain an instruction (learner's) permit at age 15½. You must present proof of your identity and Nevada residential address unless you already hold a Nevada ID Card. Proof is typically a certified, U.S. issued Birth Certificate, your Social Security Card and two documents to prove your address.

Eligibility. You must be age 16 or older to apply for a learner permit. Requirements for proof of identification vary depending on if you want an Enhanced, REAL ID or Standard permit document.

Here are the rules for a minor driver's license in Nevada: At least 16 years of age. Must have a permit for at least six months. May not have any at-fault crashes, moving violations or drug/alcohol offenses in the six-month permit period. Pass an on-the-road driving test. Submit a log of 50 practice driving hours.

If you are a new driver 18 years or older in the state of Nevada, you will need to first apply for a nevada drivers license permit.

Requirements for obtaining the Idaho Instruction Permit You must be at least 14½ before you can start the GDL program. Once you are 14½, you will apply for your permit in person at the Idaho Driver's License that is closest and most convenient to you.

Anyone 18 or older can apply for a driver's license without needing to get a permit first. If you are under 18, then you will need a learner's permit for at least 6 months and must also satisfy other requirements.