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Idaho Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Laws

Safety first for teen drivers

More freedom means bigger responsibility for your teen. Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws are designed to help young drivers gain skills and experience before gaining full driving privileges. It's important to discuss these laws with your teen, as research has shown GDL laws can reduce crash rates among 16-year-old drivers by almost 43%1.

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Idaho Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Laws

 
 
Minimum age
14 years and 6 months old2
Learner stage duration
6 months
Required supervised driving hours
50 hours, 10 of which must be at night
Nighttime driving restriction
Sunset to sunrise
Passenger restriction
(family members are exempt unless otherwise noted)
Licensees 16 and under can have no more than 1 passenger under 17 years old in the first 6 months
Minimum age for full-privilege driving
Full passenger privileges at 17 or 6 months licensed (whichever comes first); full nighttime privileges at 16 years old


Still have questions about teen driving or GDL laws? See the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's GDL laws, learn more about Idaho licensing requirements and teen driving in Idaho.

Set your teen up for safety.

GDL laws are a great start, but you can do even more to help keep your teen safe. If you're car shopping for your young driver, make sure to notice high safety ratings. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety can help you learn about vehicle safety ratings and features.

Contact an agent for more information about insuring your teen driver and what that could mean for your limits and deductibles.

Teen driver discount

Adding a new driver to your auto policy means getting new opportunities to save. From being a great student to practicing safe driving, there are many discounts to explore.

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GDL requirements provided for informational purposes only. State requirements vary by state and may change from time to time. Check with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety if you have questions about current state requirements.

1"Graduated Driver Licensing." Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 23 Apr. 2010. Web. 18 June 2013.

2Further restrictions or details may apply. Please visit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety for more information.

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