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Williamstown Vermont Teen Driving Guide

What parents and teenagers need to know about the learn-to-drive process in Williamstown, VT

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6 steps for your teen to get their license in Williamstown, Vermont.
1
Enroll in a Vermont Driver's Ed Program
WHEN: Your teen can start classroom instruction as soon as they are 15 years old.
DURATION: Vermont law requires 30 hours of classroom instruction.
WHY: By knocking out some classroom hours beforehand, teens will be better prepared for the permit test.
WHERE: Classroom instruction can be done in-person at a local driving school or online.

IN-PERSON DRIVING PROGRAMS NEAR YOU:
207 VT Rte 12A, Northfield, VT 5663
(802) 485-8821
3180 Towne Hill Road, East Montpelier, VT 5651
(802) 371-9293
1836 South Hill Road, Moretown, VT 5660
(802) 224-6755
63 Ledge Rd, Moretown, VT 5660
(802) 244-1920
26 Marble Hill Road, Waitsfield, VT 5673
(802) 583-2555
2089 Scott Highway, South Ryegate, VT 5069
(802) 793-1477
2
Pass the Learner's Permit Exam
WHEN: Your teen can take the learner's permit exam any time after they turn 15 years old.
WHY: This test covers knowledge of Vermont speed limits, safe driving, and road signs. Your teen must also pass a vision exam.
WHERE: Take the exam at a Vermont DMV office. Make sure to schedule an appointment in advance.
LOCATIONS AROUND THE WILLIAMSTOWN AREA WHERE YOU CAN TAKE THE EXAM:
3
Practice Driving On Vermont Roads with a Parent
WHEN: This takes place during the time when your teen has their permit, and must be competed before taking the driver's license exam.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED: Your teen should always carry their Vermont learner's permit each time they drive. A parent or guardian is required to be present. Use the DRVN app to guide development and track time.
DURATION: Vermont law requires 40 hours of supervised driving time with 10 of these hours being at night.
WHERE: Practice driving on a range of roads, from residential to city to freeways. Focus especially on roads in and around the area you live in Vermont to build familiarity with local traffic.
MOBILE COACHING APP FOR PARENTS AND TEENS:
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4
Practice Driving with an Instructor In Vermont
WHEN: This takes place while your teen has their Vermont learner's permit, and at the same time as classroom instruction.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED: Your teen should carry their learner's permit, and you'll need to acquire the services of a licensed Vermont Driving instructor.
DURATION: Vermont law requires 6 hours of behind-the-wheel practice with an instructor.
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS IN THE WILLIAMSTOWN, VERMONT AREA:
207 VT Rte 12A, Northfield, VT 5663
(802) 485-8821
3180 Towne Hill Road, East Montpelier, VT 5651
(802) 371-9293
1836 South Hill Road, Moretown, VT 5660
(802) 224-6755
63 Ledge Rd, Moretown, VT 5660
(802) 244-1920
26 Marble Hill Road, Waitsfield, VT 5673
(802) 583-2555
2089 Scott Highway, South Ryegate, VT 5069
(802) 793-1477
5
Take the Vermont Driver's License Exam
WHEN: When your teen turns 16 and has had their driver's permit for 12 months and completed their required amount of driving practice, schedule to take the driver's license test.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED: Bring proof of identity, social security card, proof of residency, and payment for the fees.
WHERE: Take the exam at a Vermont DMV office. Make sure to schedule an appointment in advance.
LOCATIONS WHERE YOU CAN TAKE THE EXAM:
6
Purchase Car Insurance Coverage In Vermont For Your Teen
WHEN: Your teen is automatically covered under your policy when they have their permit, at no additional cost. However, once they get their full license and start driving, they will need a separate insurance coverage. Be prepared, this can be costly.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED: You'll need to provide your insurance agent with a copy of your teen's driver's license, plus information on the primary vehicle that they will be driving. If your teen is a good student with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher, many insurers will offer discounts if you provide a copy of their grade card.
WHERE: Start with your insurance agent, but make sure to shop around!

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