Training Contract With Gdl In Michigan
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If you are over 18 and interested in attending a Segment 1 course, which consists of 30 hours, you can participate in person or virtually via Zoom. You must have a Temporary Instruction Permit (T.I.P.) to begin driving lessons.
Michigan Learner's Permit Requirements To qualify for a Level 1 learner's license, applicants must meet the following criteria: Be at least 14 years and 8 months old. Pass a vision and health screening to ensure physical suitability for driving. Successfully complete Segment 1 of a State-Approved Driver Education ...
The 50 hours may be completed with a licensed parent or legal guardian, any licensed driver 21 years of age or older designated by the parent or legal guardian, or a teen certified driver education provider. The goal is for your teen to be as prepared as possible for their Level 2 Intermediate License.
Be at least age 14 years and 8 months to begin Segment 1 driver education. The course is held over a minimum of 3 weeks, includes at least 24 hours in the classroom, 6 hours of driving, 4 hours of observation driving time, and a written examination.
You must log at least 50 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night, to complete Segment 2. You will get a Certificate of Completion when you finish Segment 2. After you get your certificate and have been driving for at least six months, you can apply to take the driving skills test.
Segment 2 is a three-day course, with 2 hours of classroom instruction each day, totaling 6 hours. To enroll in Segment 2, you must have held your Level 1 learner's license (permit) for at least three months and have completed 30 hours of driving (including 2 hours at night).
Michigan Driving Skills Test Requirements You must be at least 15 years old. You must have completed both Segment 1 and Segment 2 of a driver's education course approved by Michigan. You must have held the Michigan Level 1 license (obtained at a Secretary of State office) for at least six months.
GDL is designed to help teens gradually and safely build their skills and experience behind the wheel and is responsible for 20- to 40-percent reductions in teen crashes. In Michigan, GDL consists of two segments of driver education instruction and three licensing levels.
In a few minutes, you'll be all set to start the Michigan drivers ed course. Your course is available to you online 24/7. That means you can log in and out whenever you want and from any computer that has Internet access!