Session 4: The Probationary License
Test Questions 100% Well Answered.
To qualify for a Probationary license, all applicants must meet the driver license requirements listed on
page 1 [of the Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook]. For those under 18, you must also meet the following
requirements: - Answer 1. present proof of completing an approved driver education class, and
2. have had an Instruction Permit for a minimum of six months, and
3. have accumulated 30 hours of behind-the-wheel driving experience (10 of the 30 hours must be at
night), and
4. have had no moving traffic violations resulting in a conviction for the 6 months prior to the date of
application for this license, and
5. have your parent or adult sponsor certify (on the driver license application) the completion of 30
hours of driving experience (10 at night), and
6. pass a driving skills test, and
7. pay the required fees
Probationary license restrictions - Answer If you are under 18, for the first 9 months of holding your
Probationary license you will have restrictions on who can ride with you
From 5 a.m to midnight - Answer you can drive alone and travel anywhere. In addition, any number of
your immediate family members (including legal guardian) and the following people can ride with you:
- one person who holds a valid regular (non-probationary) license with at least 2 years of licensed driving
experience and who is one of the following:
- a qualified instructor or spouse 19 or older, or
a person 21 or older
- one other person
From midnight to 5 a.m. - Answer If driving between home, school, and/or work you can drive alone.
The same people as listed in number one above can be with you.
If driving anywhere else, you must have one of the following people seated beside you:
Test Questions 100% Well Answered.
To qualify for a Probationary license, all applicants must meet the driver license requirements listed on
page 1 [of the Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook]. For those under 18, you must also meet the following
requirements: - Answer 1. present proof of completing an approved driver education class, and
2. have had an Instruction Permit for a minimum of six months, and
3. have accumulated 30 hours of behind-the-wheel driving experience (10 of the 30 hours must be at
night), and
4. have had no moving traffic violations resulting in a conviction for the 6 months prior to the date of
application for this license, and
5. have your parent or adult sponsor certify (on the driver license application) the completion of 30
hours of driving experience (10 at night), and
6. pass a driving skills test, and
7. pay the required fees
Probationary license restrictions - Answer If you are under 18, for the first 9 months of holding your
Probationary license you will have restrictions on who can ride with you
From 5 a.m to midnight - Answer you can drive alone and travel anywhere. In addition, any number of
your immediate family members (including legal guardian) and the following people can ride with you:
- one person who holds a valid regular (non-probationary) license with at least 2 years of licensed driving
experience and who is one of the following:
- a qualified instructor or spouse 19 or older, or
a person 21 or older
- one other person
From midnight to 5 a.m. - Answer If driving between home, school, and/or work you can drive alone.
The same people as listed in number one above can be with you.
If driving anywhere else, you must have one of the following people seated beside you:
