Can you still get a hardship drivers license if you're 15?
138737
wow never heared of getting a hardship at 15 maybe a resticted at 15 in florida but no hardship thats dwi stuff
791439
Yes you can, but first you have to pass a driving test first--both written and road test.  Good Luck!
405688
Probably never being allowed to drive when you reach the legal age......  seeing as the chance of you ever getting a license would probably be slim to none.\n\nThen, if by chance you were ever allowed to drive, your insurance would probably be insanely high.\n\nTake a bus.... haul a cab....  ride a bike....
135040
At age 16 or 17 you can get a Minors' Provisional License. At age 18 you can get a regular license
896934
Of course you can get a job at 15 I live in Louisville, Ky, I have a job and i just turned 15 in September I just quite though.  Wendy's accept 15 year olds and subway also. There are also other jobs besides fast food where you can work.  I the job requires you to be 16 you can get a workers permit from you school counselor. go to www.jobsforyoungteens.com
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You can drive at 16 but they have restrictions on.  like you must pass traffic safety class and you can only have a certain number of teens in the car at one time and you can only drive during certain hours (these restrictions vary by state)\n\nTo smoke you must be 18\n\nTo drink you have to 21.\n\nBut of course, people do these things all the time before the legal age.  just thought I'd give you the "Legal" ages.
941232
you are not allowed to work until u are 16 due to not having a national insurance number however u can do a paper round or work at wh smith or tesco
211001
go to the dmv and get a drivers license
506834
Assuming that your question is "What age is required to obtain a DL?" then in most states it is 16 if you pass a qualified Drivers Education course, 18 otherwise.
298963
It is only available to 14 or 15 year olds.\n\nhttp://www.tennessee.gov/safety/driverlicense/dltypes.htm#hardship
748108
i cant speak for how Iowa does it but i can tell you in IL and IN how its done. Depending on the speed on the second ticket there will be a drivers class he would have to take (which is mind numbing to say the least- my brother had to take it) on the third ticket (depending on the time between tickets) you would lose your license till your 21. I know Iowa has a slightly different way of going about it. I would say call your local police department for exactly details since its a serious matter, but my advice to you is to get him to slow down before you have to drive him everywhere for the next 5 years i wish you the best of luck and i hope all turns out well
674919
you can still get your license, but many states make you wait longer if you dont take drivers ed. there are independent driving schools though.
175200
go to a DMV, or look on the internet...... u could also ask ur parents and other people who r older
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15 1/2 to get your permit, but you first need to attend classroom instruction. \nTo get a permit, you need to be enrolled in behind the wheel training.\nAfter a 6 month period, during which you need 50 hours of practice driving with a parent, you can take your driving test.\nAfter age 18, you don't need a permit to take the test.
554673
she wont be driving, you have to be 16 to get a permit and 17 to take the driving test to get a full license.
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15 to get your permit if you're enrolled in driver's ed.  15 and a half to get your permit if you're not in driver's ed.  \n16 to get your restricted license (there are now some limits on number of passengers, hours during which you can drive) if you've completed driver's ed. \n18 to then get a full unrestricted license, or to get a license if you haven't taken driver's ed.\nAt 21 your license will look slightly different because they've now changed the design to make ID easier in bars.
715995
Not in most states, but minor laws do vary state to state.  You need one at 15 in most states, but at 16 you just need proof that you are eligible to work in the US.  This proof could be a social security card, driver's license, state issued ID, tribal card, birth certificate, or a passport.