What are the stages of the GDL?

Most programs include three stages:

• Learner Stage: supervised driving, cumulating with a driving test;
• Intermediate Stage: limiting unsupervised driving in high risk situations; and.
• Full Privilege Stage: a standard driver’s license.

How many days is BTW in VA?

Hold a Virginia learner’s permit for at least 60 days and complete a Behind-the-Wheel Checklist (Form CSMA 19). This checklist describes specific driving tasks that you may be asked to perform while taking the road skills test, to be administered by a DMV staff member.

How much is a VA learners permit?

A learner’s permit fee is $3.00 plus the yearly cost of a driver’s license.

How many passengers can a GDL driver have?

mandatory holding period of at least 12 months, restrictions against nighttime driving between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. (or longer), limit of zero or one young passengers without adult supervision, minimum age of 18 years for full licensure.

What is Vanessa’s law How does it work?

Vanessa’s Law was passed by the Minnesota State Legislature in 2004. Vanessa’s Law states: An unlicensed driver under the age of 18 who receives a crash-related traffic violation may not receive a driver’s license, including an instruction permit or provisional license, until the driver turns 18.

What is the road test like for drivers ed?

About your road test You will drive a test route that has a variety of traffic situations. An examiner will ride with you and give you directions to follow. You will be observed and graded on specific actions and on your general ability to operate the vehicle safely.

What happens during a road test?

Road tests may be suspended due to weather or safety conditions. You will drive a test route that has a variety of traffic situations. An examiner will ride with you and give you directions to follow. You will be observed and graded on specific actions and on your general ability to operate the vehicle safely.

When Am I eligible to take the road test?

When am I eligible to take the road test? If you’re under 18 years old, your road test eligibility is determined by your state’s Graduated Driver’s Licensing (GDL) requirements. Typically, you are eligible for your road test once you have completed a driver’s education course and any required behind-the-wheel practice hours.

What is the road test called at the DMV?

Below are the answers to some frequently asked questions about taking your driving exam. The road test—also referred to as a driving test, behind-the-wheel exam, road exam, and others—is a behind-the-wheel driving skills test administered by your state DMV or related agency.