QandAs: Autos

What are the Vermont Drivers License Requirements?

Answer:
All drivers in Vermont must take three tests

in order to be issued a driver’s license. These tests are as follows:

· Vision exam

· Written test

· Road test

The fee for a two-year license is $28, and for a four-year license you will pay $40. T

eens can apply for their learner’s permit when they turn 15. This will allow them to practice driving. They must hold the permit for one year before applying for an intermediate restricted license, which they can have when they turn 16.

Also, while they have their permit, all teen drivers must log 40 hours of practice driving time, with 10 hours of driving at night. Those who are over 18 can skip the permit and apply directly for the license. Teens cannot get a regular license until they turn 18.

When applying for a permit or license, all drivers must prove their identity, date of birth, and place of birth. They will also have to prove insurance and registration for the vehicles they are going to use to take the driving test.


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