What are the Utah Drivers License Requirements?
Answer:
Utah requires its drivers to take three tests.
These are as follows:

 Vision test

· Written test

· Driving test

The fee for a Utah driver’s license is $20 for adults and $25 for minors.

All drivers must begin with a learner’s permit before applying for a license, but teens who are under 18 must have the permit for six months before applying. The learner’s permit is available when a teen turns 15.

Teens who are under 18 will need to complete driver’s education before applying for their licenses, which are available when they are 16. Also, all teen drivers will have to log 40 hours of supervised driving, with 10 hours at night, while they hold their permit before they can get a driver’s license.

To apply for the permit and then the license, all drivers must bring proof of birthday, full name, address, and Social Security number. A birth certificate and Social Security card work well as proofs of ID.

Teens will have to have parents sign the assumption of financial responsibility before they will be given a license. Those under 18 who get their license will have restrictions as to when they can drive and who can be in the car with them until they have had the license for six months.
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