1. First, get an Instruction permit (pass a written test and vision test),
2. Maintain a safe driving record for 6 months,
3. Practice driving with a qualified adult for 40 hours including 10 hours in inclement weather and darkness.

Restriction: all Instruction permit drivers must be accompanied by a qualified licensed driver in the vehicle.

Consequences: Convictions for driving mistakes made while driving with an Instruction permit will result a restart of the 6 months of required driving before a Provisional license can be acquired.

Ready to get started? Head over to the Alaska DMV’s website to learn more https://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/akol/permit.htm

After you meet the terms of an Instruction Permit,

1. Maintain a safe driving record for 6 months,
2. Practice driving with a qualified adult for 40 hours including 10 hours in inclement weather and darkness.
3. You can take the driving test for a Provisional License.

Head over to the Alaska DMV’s website to learn more and apply for your provisional license today! http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/akol/teenlaw.htm

You must pass:

1. the written knowledge test,
2. a vision test, and
3. a road test prior to being issued a driver license.

Upon turning 21, your under 21 driver’s license will expire in 90 days. Then you must pass the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Knowledge Test

• When you turn 21 your DL/ID expires in 90-Days.