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DLD130 Beginning Driver Experience Log Addtional Sheet 2025

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The document outlines the requirements for beginning drivers under 18 years of age in Nevada to complete a specified amount of supervised driving experience before taking the driving skills test. It details the necessity of logging 50 hours (including 10 hours at night) of driving, options for fulfilling driver education requirements, and certification by a parent or guardian. The log must be completed accurately and submitted along with any required certificates prior to the driving test.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DLD130 Beginning Driver Experience Log Additional Sheet in our editor.
Begin by entering the applicant’s name and their Instruction Permit or Restricted License number at the top of the form.
In Column A, document your daytime driving experiences. For each session, enter the date, start time, end time (indicating AM or PM), and total minutes driven.
Next, move to Column B for nighttime driving. Repeat the same process as in Column A: record the date, start and end times, and minutes driven.
Ensure all entries are made using blue or black ink only. Avoid using military time and ensure accuracy in your logs.
Finally, calculate your totals for both columns and ensure that all required signatures are completed before submission.

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What is the new law for drivers in Florida?

Must hold for a minimum of 12 months or until 18th birthday, whichever comes first. Required 50 hours of supervised driving, 10 of which must be at night.

Do I need to track my driving hours?

Government regulations often require a certain amount of time behind the wheel before you are granted a non-restricted drivers license. However, many government entities dont require drivers to track or monitor the driving conditions encountered while driving.

Do you have to log your driving hours in FL?

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.

Do you have to log driving hours in Florida?

You must have 50 hours of driving experience, including at least 10 hours of night driving. Use the Learners License Driving Log to keep track of your hours. You must provide a parental form attesting to your driving experience.

How to fill out a beginning driver experience log?

Mark the date and time on your drivers log. Record the date, start time, and end time of each practice on your log to keep careful track of your progress. Try to record your practices in the log on the same day that they happen to keep the information as accurate as possible.