Q. What are the hours for getting a driver’s license? A. Tuesday through Friday – 9:00 a.m. to 3: 00 p.m. MST. Q. Do my parents need to come with me to get a driver’s license or an instruction permit? A. If you are under the age of 16, yes (one parent or guardian). If you are over 16, no, unless you have not had your parent certify your SO hours of driving time. Q. What do I need to get a restricted license? A. A state-issued birth certificate, a DE-99 ( Driver’s Education Completion Form your social security card (if that is the number you want on your license an affidavit stating you have completed at least 25 hours of supervised driving if you are under age 16 (and 50 hours of supervised driving, 10 hours at night, must be completed before your restriction can be removed and your parent or guardian to sign the proper documentation. You must have held a state issued instruction permit for at least 6 months before you can apply for a restricted license. You will also have to pass an eye test and pay the appropriate fees. Q. What do I need to get a Farm Permit Driver’s license? A. A state-issued birth certificate, a DE-99 ( Driver’s Education Completion Form the farmer you work for to come in and sign a document, your social security card if that is the number you want on your license and your parent or guardian to sign the proper documentation. If you obtain a farm permit, it will be necessary for you to complete 50 hours of supervised driving, 10 of those hours at night, before your license will be unrestricted. You will also have to pass an eye test and pay the appropriate fees. Q. Can I get an instruction permit if I haven’t taken Driver’s Education? A. Yes. You will be required to take a closed book test and an eye test. You will also need the state-issued birth certificate, your social security card (if that is the number you want to use on your.
Introduction Earning your first driver's license is exciting for any teen! But before you enter the realm of driving, you first must earn your Kansas driver's license and prove that you are safe and responsible enough to be a member of the driving community. Although the process for getting your Kansas driver's license may seem complicated, we've made it much easier to understand by explaining it step by step in a simple, easy-to-follow manner. Let's get started. New to Kansas? Out-of-state learner's permits will not be accepted for transfer in Kansas. You must apply for a Kansas driver's permit or driver's license under the same regulations as a non-licensed teen, although the out-of-state permit or license may be used as a secondary form of identification. About the KS Graduated Driver's License ( GDL) Kansas is one of many states that have adopted a Graduated Driver's Licensing ( GDL) program, where teens are required to take certain steps before obtaining their driver's license. Many of these milestones are age-related and easy to achieve―the first of which is getting your Kansas instruction permit. Age Requirements 14 years old: eligible for instruction permit/learner's permit. 15 years old: eligible for restricted license/provisional license. 16 years old: eligible for less restricted license. 17 years old: eligible for non-restricted license. Driver's Education in Kansas Driver's education is only required if you want to get a restricted license. It is not required to earn your learner's permit or unrestricted license. If you pass a state-approved driver's education course, you are exempt from taking the written or driving tests. Driver's education is only available through school districts that have been approved by the KS Department of Education. Learner's Permit You can apply for your learner's permit when you're 14 years old. In order to get your instruction.
What are the requirements to apply for my driving permit? The State of Kansas has the following requirements for obtaining an instruction permit: • You must be at least 14 years old. • You must be able to pass a written exam. • You must be able to pass a vision test. • You must provide written consent from your parent or legal guardian if age 14 or 15. Applicants who provide a certificate of completion from an approved driver’s education course do not need to take the written exam. Teen drivers who have an instruction permit from another state still need to apply for a Kansas instruction permit. Farm Permits • You must be at least 14 years old but less than 16. • You must be able to pass a written test. • You must be able to pass a vision test. • You must be able to pass a driving test or provide a certificate of completion from an approved driver education course. • You must provide a farm affidavit. • You must provide written consent from your parent or legal guardian. Less Restricted Farm Permit Privileges • You must be at least 16 years old but less than 17. • You must be able to pass a vision test. • You must be able to pass a driving test or provide a certificate of completion from an approved driver education course. • You must submit a 50 hour affidavit. • You must hold the permit for six months or until age 17, whichever occurs first When you arrive at the Kansas DMV to get a permit or license, you must first fill out an application by providing your name, age, address and Social Security number. If you are under 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the application. You must also submit documents proving identity, date of birth and Kansas residency. • You must be able to pass the test with a minimum of 20/40 vision in at least one eye. Your field of vision must be better than 55 degrees in one eye or 110 degrees for both eyes. Applicants who fail the.
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