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You can drive alone, but you are limited to only one passenger other than your immediate family or a qualified adult. No driving between midnight to 5 a.m., unless traveling between home and school or work.

​​​​With an instruction permit, Wisconsin teens must: Drive at least 50 hours with a qualified adult, with at least 10 of those hours at night, before applying for their first driver license. More practice is better.

Be at least 15 years and 6 months old. Be enrolled in high school (or an equivalence program), or have graduated, or be enrolled in a home-school program.

You can drive alone, but you are limited to only one passenger other than your immediate family or a qualified adult. No driving between midnight to 5 a.m., unless traveling between home and school or work.

Be sure to bring the following documents with you to the DMV: A completed Wisconsin Driver License Application (Form MV3001) signed by parent, guardian, or adult sponsor. Proof of name and date of birth. Proof of identity. Proof of Wisconsin residency. Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal status.

​​​​With an instruction permit, Wisconsin teens must: Drive at least 50 hours with a qualified adult, with at least 10 of those hours at night, before applying for their first driver license. More practice is better.

A probationary license is issued for the time period ending two years from the applicant's next birthday. It is valid to operate automobiles, light trucks, mopeds and motorcycles (if the driver has a motorcycle endorsement). The DMV issues probationary licenses to: new drivers.

Be at least 15 years and 6 months old. Be enrolled in high school (or an equivalence program), or have graduated, or be enrolled in a home-school program.

​You must be enrolled in a certified driver education program. Your Wisconsin Driver License Application MV3001 must be signed by the instructor in the proper certification area and your first behind-the-wheel lesson must be conducted within 60 days of the date signed on MV3001.

Be sure to bring the following documents with you to the DMV: A completed Wisconsin Driver License Application (Form MV3001) signed by parent, guardian, or adult sponsor. Proof of name and date of birth. Proof of identity. Proof of Wisconsin residency. Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal status.

ONLINE CLASSROOM The online program satisfies the required 30 hours of classroom instruction required by the Wisconsin DMV. Students can work up to two hours each day on the online program and can complete the entire program in a minimum of 15 days!

A probationary license is issued for the time period ending two years from the applicant's next birthday. It is valid to operate automobiles, light trucks, mopeds and motorcycles (if the driver has a motorcycle endorsement). The DMV issues probationary licenses to: new drivers.

You can use the DMV Online Own Record System, a secure online service where individuals can obtain a copy of their driver record for $5.50. This does not require a subscription or service enrollment.

​You must be enrolled in a certified driver education program. Your Wisconsin Driver License Application MV3001 must be signed by the instructor in the proper certification area and your first behind-the-wheel lesson must be conducted within 60 days of the date signed on MV3001.

The Wisconsin DMV will not use or disclose personal information except as expressly authorized by state and federal legislation.

ONLINE CLASSROOM The online program satisfies the required 30 hours of classroom instruction required by the Wisconsin DMV. Students can work up to two hours each day on the online program and can complete the entire program in a minimum of 15 days!

What are the driver education requirements? Driver education requirements include a minimum of 30 hours of classroom time, a minimum of six hours of behind-the-wheel driver education training and six hours of observation time.

You can use the DMV Online Own Record System, a secure online service where individuals can obtain a copy of their driver record for $5.50. This does not require a subscription or service enrollment.

Driver's Education Online ONLY This State of Wisconsin DOT-approved course option includes 30 hours of online classroom instruction. The cost is $99 and it can be started at anytime. You must be 14 1/2 years old to sign up for this course.

The Wisconsin DMV will not use or disclose personal information except as expressly authorized by state and federal legislation.

Acceptable documents for a Wisconsin driver license or identification (ID) card Proof of name and date of birth. Proof of identity​ Proof of citizenship or legal status in the U.S.​ Proof of Wisconsin residency. Provide your Social Security number.

What are the driver education requirements? Driver education requirements include a minimum of 30 hours of classroom time, a minimum of six hours of behind-the-wheel driver education training and six hours of observation time.

Driver's Education Online ONLY This State of Wisconsin DOT-approved course option includes 30 hours of online classroom instruction. The cost is $99 and it can be started at anytime. You must be 14 1/2 years old to sign up for this course.

Acceptable documents for a Wisconsin driver license or identification (ID) card Proof of name and date of birth. Proof of identity​ Proof of citizenship or legal status in the U.S.​ Proof of Wisconsin residency. Provide your Social Security number.