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Kentucky’s Graduated Driver Licensing Program (GDLP) helps new drivers gain experience behind the wheel before earning full driving privileges. The program outlines each step of the licensing process, including permit requirements, supervised driving hours, testing, and restrictions for drivers under 18.

The Kentucky Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Portal helps new drivers and families navigate Kentucky’s licensing process online. Use this resource to access GDL information and services as you work through the required steps toward earning a full driver’s license.

The Kentucky First-Time Driver Licensing Guide walks new drivers through the process of getting their first Kentucky permit or driver’s license. Find information about eligibility, required documents, testing, fees, and the steps you’ll need to complete along the way.

The Kentucky Graduated Licensing Course is a state-approved online course designed to help new drivers complete the education requirements of Kentucky’s Graduated Driver Licensing Program. The course covers essential driving laws, safe driving practices, and responsible decision-making to help prepare young drivers for the road ahead.

The Kentucky State Police Written Test Appointment Scheduler allows new drivers to schedule an appointment for their Kentucky driver knowledge test. Use this online resource to find a testing location, view available appointment times, and schedule the next step toward earning your permit.

The Kentucky State Police Driver Testing Appointment Scheduler allows you to schedule an appointment for driver testing in Kentucky. Use this online resource to select a testing location, view available appointments, and schedule your road skills test.

The Kentucky Driver Manual is an essential resource for learning the rules of the road and preparing for Kentucky’s driver licensing exams. It covers traffic laws, road signs, safe driving practices, licensing requirements, and other important information every Kentucky driver should know.

AAA’s The Extra Mile program is designed to help new drivers build safe, confident driving habits through quality driver education. The program provides resources and support focused on developing responsible drivers and giving families greater confidence as teens gain experience behind the wheel.

AAA’s Parent-Teen Driving Agreement helps families set clear expectations for new drivers before they get behind the wheel. The guide encourages parents and teens to discuss important topics like safe driving habits, passenger limits, distractions, nighttime driving, and family rules so everyone is on the same page.

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) is a national organization dedicated to helping young people make safe, responsible choices. Through education, resources, and student-led programs, SADD addresses issues such as impaired and distracted driving, traffic safety, and other decisions that can impact teens and their communities.