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Supervised Driving Log Form must be signed by parent and student.

If the parent/guardian chooses not to complete the supplemental parent class, the driving log must show that their teen has completed at least 50 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are nighttime hours.

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Complete a supplemental parent class provided by a driver education program approved in Minnesota, and submit a supervised driving log showing their teen has completed at least 40 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are nighttime hours OR.

Parents/guardians have two options regarding the supervised driving log:

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Completed Supervised Driving Log (See below)Įffective January 1, 2015, drivers under the age of 18 who complete Behind-the-Wheel instruction and are testing for a provisional driver’s license must submit a driving log.

A parent/guardian signature is required to apply for a driver’s license if the test is passed.

Have held an instruction permit for at least six months with no convictions for moving violations or alcohol/controlled substance violations.

Present a certificate of course completion (white card) to prove you have completed an approved driver education course.

Photocopies or copies off the Internet are not acceptable.Īdditional needed if you are under 18 years of age:

Valid proof of insurance (such as the original insurance identification card or policy) for the vehicle you are taking the test in.

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Vehicle registration must be current (license plates and registration stickers) or the vehicle must display a 21-day permit.

Headlights, taillights, brake lights and turn signals must work properly.

Doors must open from inside and outside.

(check or cash)Īpplying for a MN Class D Driver's License:

Payment for the $14.25 learner’s permit fee.

Your parent or guardian must be with you to sign the form, or you must have their signature notarized.

Proof you have passed the written exam.

Once you pass the written knowledge test, you can apply for a Learner’s Permit, you’ll need all documents listed above, PLUS: The certificate must show you have completed the classroom section and are enrolled in the behind-the-wheel section.

Your Driver’s Ed “Blue Card” (certificate of enrollment).

The primary purpose of driver education is to provide beginning drivers with a foundation to become competent and responsible users of the highway transportation system.

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This is accomplished by hiring highly qualified professional educators as instructors and using standards-based proven curriculum. When you go to take the test, you will need to bring:ġ document of primary identification AND 1 document of secondary identification The Idaho Driver Education program is dedicated to providing our students with the tools and skills necessary to become safer drivers. Community Education requires payment in full.

Have completed the classroom component of a Driver’s Ed course and be enrolled in the behind-the-wheel component.

To be eligible to apply for a Minnesota learner’s permit, you must: MN Department of Driver & Vehicle Services website: Applying for a MN Learner's Permit:

Instructors have the right to charge a $30 fee if a student fails to cancel an appointment 24 hours in advance.Īnoka, Arden Hills and Plymouth 651.201.7900

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But we then go even further into active driving, enhancing observation skills, handling panic/loss of control situations as well as building solid parent driving instructors as without parent involvement we couldn't do what we do! EDI offers you an opportunity to start your children off with solid foundation of safety, responsibility and skills.Form must be signed by parent and student. I feel fortunate to bring EDI to South Eastern Wisconsin. At EDI, we teach the rules of the road like every driving school. Parents are excited to send their kids to a program that focuses heavily on creating drivers that are mentally prepared as well as having a firm grasp of the huge responsibility they are undertaking. EDI’s success comes from its curriculum that not only meets, but exceeds state standards. When my first two children attended driver’s training in the area, I struggled with the level of training they received. Although they received the state required training, I felt there was much more missing. "As a father of three teenagers I know how important it is to feel safe when your child gets behind the wheel.