Drive Time Log Sheet 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Drive Time Log Sheet in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering the student’s name and instruction permit number at the top of the form. This personal information is essential for tracking your driving experience.
  3. In the main section, record each driving session. For every entry, fill in the date, total driving time, and night driving time if applicable. Ensure that a parent or guardian initials each entry to verify accuracy.
  4. Utilize the comments section to note any specific observations or milestones during your driving practice. This can help you reflect on your progress.
  5. At the end of your log sheet, calculate and enter your grand totals for both driving time and night driving time. Remember, you need at least 50 hours of total driving time and 10 hours of night driving time.
  6. Finally, have a parent or guardian sign and date the log sheet to certify that all information is accurate before submitting it with your license application.

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What a driving hours log should contain The date of practice. The amount of driving time. If the drive is completed during day or night hours. A signature of the parent, guardian or family member who has been supervising the teen driver during their practice hours.
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When you visit the DMV to apply for your provisional license, your parent or guardian will need to sign a document indicating that youve completed at least 50 hours of driving practice, including at least 10 hours at night.
Theyll also need to pass a vision and hearing test as well as submit a signed parental consent form. In addition, teen drivers will need to log 50 hours of driving experience 10 of which must be at night under the supervision of a parent or responsible adult over 21.
How do I get my drivers license? If you are under 18, you must log 65 hours of supervised driving with a licensed driver who is 21 or older. Five hours must be during inclement weather, and 10 hours must be at night. View the complete process on the DMVs website.
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At the time you apply for your driver license, you are also required, by law, to submit a log of your driving experience. The log sheet must show a minimum total of 50 hours, with 10 hours of those 50 hours having been driven at night. The Drive Time Log Sheet is used any time you drive.
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