Obtain a Provisional
Driver's License
Drivers who are under the age of
21 are required to first obtain a provisional driver's license as
part of the GRAD
program. You must already have a learner's permit and you can obtain a provisional
driver's license once you
take and pass the skills road test. You may not obtain
a DC provisional driver's license while maintaining a valid provisional
license from another jurisdiction. A provisional driver's license
is valid for up to six months for US citizens and may vary for
non-US citizens (according to the US immigration expiration date).
Requirements
You must have valid learner's permit held for at least 6 months with no
pointable violations
You must provide a signed 40 hours Certification of Eligibility for Provisional License form
certifying that you have at least 40
hours of driving experience accompanied by a licensed driver(s)
who is 21 years or older and who has a valid full driver's license.
A photocopy of the supervising driver(s) license must be submitted.
You must pass the skills road test
You must be clear of all outstanding debts to the District of
Columbia
Surrender your learner's permit
Service Locations
To obtain a provisional driver's license, you may visit any service
location except the Adjudication Services and Inspection Station.
Steps
- Complete the Certification of Eligibility for Provisional License form
- Schedule your skills road test.
- Bring form and your learner's permit
- Take and pass the skills road test
- Pay the appropriate fees
- Obtain your provisional driver's license.
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