Last Updated 17th of June, 2010

What restrictions apply to new and teen drivers with a UT drivers license? Utah

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If you're younger than 18 years old, you must abide by the following drivers permit conditions.

UT Learners Permit Restrictions

You may only drive with a licensed parent or legal guardian, driving instructor, or another adult who signed the driving permit application sitting in the seat beside you.

While you may have other passengers in the vehicle, you must always have your permit with you when driving.

You must wait to take your road test until you've held your permit for six months or until you turn 18, whichever happens first.

If you keep your permit once you've turned 18, the restrictions ease a bit. You may drive with any licensed driver who is 21 or older sitting next to you.

More Info Regarding Teen Driving


Need to know more about the driving restrictions concerning teens? Or maybe about obtaining a drivers license?

Call the Utah DPS at (801) 965-4437 to get your answers, or consult the state driver license handbook.

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