Which states require a five hour course for drivers training?

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Not very many. Check your state in the grid below.

Most states require applicants to spend significantly more time in drivers training than what a five hour course provides; of course, states that do require a five-hour course might even require additional training afterward, which makes the five hours of prelicensing a helpful bonus.

Not only do drivers training and drivers education courses help prepare you once it’s time to apply for your drivers license, but they also teach you the rules of the road and give you behind-the-wheel practice so you’re ready for solo driving.

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Alabama
x
Alaska
x
Arizona
x
Arkansas
x
California
x
Colorado
x
Connecticut
x
Delaware
x
Florida
x
Georgia
x
Hawaii
x
Idaho
x
Illinois
x
Indiana
x
Iowa
x
Kansas
x
Kentucky
x
Louisiana
x
Maine
x
Maryland
x
You do need to log five hours of night driving, though.
Massachusetts
x
Michigan
x
Minnesota
x
Mississippi
x
Missouri
x
Montana
x
Nebraska
x
Nevada
x
New Hampshire
x
New Jersey
x
New Mexico
x
New York
x
New York has a five-hour prelicensing course.
North Carolina
x
North Dakota
x
Ohio
x
Oklahoma
x
Oregon
x
Pennsylvania
x
Rhode Island
x
South Carolina
x
South Dakota
x
Tennessee
x
Texas
x
Utah
x
Vermont
x
Virginia
x
Washington
x
West Virginia
x
Wisconsin
x
Wyoming
x
Washington DC
x

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