QandAs: Autos

What are the Tennessee Drivers License Requirements?

Answer:
Tennessee drivers take three tests in order

to receive their licenses, which are as follows:

· Vision test

· Written test

· Driving test

Drivers start with a learner’s permit, which they can get when they turn 15. Drivers will need to bring proof of age and identity when applying for a permit. They will also need two proofs of residency. They also must disclose their Social Security numbers.

If they pass the written test, they will be given a permit. They must hold the permit for at least 180 days before applying for a license. During that time, they must have 50 hours of supervised driving time, with at least 10 of those hours being at night. At 16 those with a permit can apply for a driver’s license if they have met the qualifications, but it will be an intermediate restricted license until the driver turns 17.


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