QandAs: Autos

What are the Ohio Drivers License Requirements?

Answer:
Ohio drivers must pass three tests before they

will be issued a drivers license. These are as follows:

· Vision test

· Written test

· Road test

The fee for a driver’s license in Ohio is $22.

The process begins when the new driver applies for a temporary permit packet. This requires proof of identity and Social Security number. The packet allows the driver to practice driving with a licensed driver.

Teens can get a packet at age 15 ½, but they must have a parent or guardian co-sign the application. Teens also must complete driver education and log 50 hours of driving time, with 10 hours of night driving, before taking the driving test. Those who pass the driving test will be issued a license, but teens will have some restriction placed on their licenses until they turn 18.


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