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Get an Oregon teen provisional driver license

Oregon’s provisional driver-license process requires applicants to be 16 or 17, hold a permit for six months, and complete supervised practice.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Meet the permit and practice requirementsBefore applying for the provisional license, be 16 or 17 and hold an instruction permit for six months. Complete 100 supervised hours, or 50 after passing approved driver education.
  2. Schedule the drive test if requiredDrive tests are by appointment with DMV or a Class C testing business. Check whether recent approved driver education or an out-of-state license qualifies you for a drive-test waiver.
  3. Complete DMV testing and issuanceFor a DMV test, bring a registered passenger vehicle and valid insurance, show identity and address evidence, pass the vision and drive tests, pay the fee and have your photo taken. REAL ID requires extra documents.
  4. Read provisional driving restrictionsBefore driving, read the passenger and midnight–5 a.m. restrictions and their exceptions. Mobile-device use, including hands-free use, is prohibited until age 18.

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