A parent can give written consent for another person to supervise if the person is at least 25 years old and has been licensed for at least three years. Permit holders over 16 years old can be supervised by any licensed driver who's at least 21 years old. With parental approval, year-olds who have held a temporary instruction permit for six months can take a driving test to obtain an intermediate license.
Along with the intermediate license application, the teen must provide a driving log showing 40 hours of supervised driving including ten nighttime hours that is signed by a parent, guardian, grandparent, or certified driver's education instructor. The applicant must also be free of any alcohol-related law enforcement contact in the last 12 months and have no traffic tickets for the last six months. A written test of traffic laws may be required if the instruction permit was held for more than one year.
The driver can't drive between 1 a. Exemptions also exist for travel to and from work or school and in emergency situations. For the first six months of holding an intermediate license, the driver can transport only one non-family member passenger under 19 years old. After the first six months, the driver is limited to transporting up to three non-family member passengers under 19 years old. All passengers and drivers must wear seatbelts.
The passenger restriction does not apply to agricultural transportation. Behind-the-Wheel Driving Requirements With your Missouri learner's permit, you will be required to complete 40 hours of behind-the-wheel practice, including 10 hours of practice being driven at night between sunset and sunrise. Missouri Intermediate Driver's License Once you are at least 16 years old, you're eligible to apply for an intermediate Missouri driver's license and take your behind-the-wheel road test.
You must also have met the following requirements: You must have held your learner's permit for at least days. You must have completed 40 hours of supervised driving practice, including 10 hours of night driving. You may NOT have had any alcohol-related convictions in the previous 12 months.
Completed application for a MO driver's license available only at your driver license office. Proof of completion for your required behind-the-wheel driving hours. Proof of name , birth date , and birthplace e. Social Security number. MO Intermediate License Driving Restrictions While you may now drive unsupervised in Missouri, you must still adhere to the following restrictions until you are 18 years old: You must always carry your intermediate license with you while driving.
You may not drive between 1 a. You and your passengers must wear seat belts at all times. For the first 6 months, you may only have one passenger under 19 years old in your vehicle who is not an immediate family member. After the first 6 months, you may only have up to 3 passengers under 19 years old in your vehicle who are not immediate family members. Full Missouri Driver's License Under 21 To upgrade to your full Missouri driver's license, you must be at least 18 years old, and you may not have had any traffic tickets or alcohol-related violations within the 12 months prior to applying.
To apply, visit your local driver license office and: Present your valid Missouri intermediate driver's license. Provide proof of name , birth date , and birthplace e. Missouri Teen Car Insurance You must have auto insurance to legally drive throughout the state of Missouri. MO Instruction Permit Insurance When driving with an instruction permit in Missouri, it is likely that you are covered under the auto insurance of your supervising driver.
Teens under 16 years old with a Class M motorcycle permit must follow the below restrictions: You may not ride with any passengers. Your motorcycle may have an engine no bigger than cc. Grandparent shall include a foster grandparent, step-grandparent or adoptive grandparent.
Qualified driving instructor is defined as an instructor who has a valid driver education endorsement on a teaching certificate issued by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, or a driver training instructor employed by a private driver education program. Qualified person is a parent, legal guardian, or a certified trainer with a federal residential job training program with a valid driver license. Cost: Click here to view the driver license fee chart.
Eligible Age: 18 Applicants may be eligible to graduate to a full license if date of application is within 30 days prior to their 18 th birthday and all other eligibility requirements have been met. Your instruction permit will be valid for 12 months, but you will only need to hold it for a limited time before graduating to an intermediate license.
Before heading to the driver license office, you will need to visit the examination office in order to complete certain tests. For your Missouri instruction permit, you must present proof of identification and age.
Your high school ID will be sufficient. The written and road signs test is the most important part of the learner permit process, as well as the GDL program in its entirety. After completing the above tests, you will need to make time to visit the Missouri Driver License Office. If you do not adhere to them, you may face additional consequences before moving on to the next step of the GDL.
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