Do i still have to wait 60 days if its my second time having my learners permit?

Question

Do i still have to wait 60 days if its my second time having my learners permit? Im going to get another drivers learners permit cause my last expired....to i still have to wait 60 days after i get it to try for my license?

My state is indiana. P.S. Do i still need a learners permit..? Im 18 years old lol.

ummmm....i dont know wat that all meant...can u put that in logic for me?

Answer 1

An operator license gives a holder 18 years of age or older full driving privileges to operate most standard vehicles on Indiana roads. Operator licenses for persons under 18 years of age are probationary.

An operator license does not authorize the holder to operate a motorcycle. In addition, an operator license does not permit driving for hire or driving as an employee if the driver transports or carries property in any vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 16,000 pounds or more or transporting people for hire or as an employee.

All states allow Indiana residents to operate under the authority of their Indiana driver license.

Eligibility
To be eligible for an operator license the applicant must meet the following requirements:

* Minimum age requirements of sixteen years 30 days if the applicant has held a valid driver education learner permit for 60 days and has successfully completed a BMV-approved driver education course
Note: The driver education permit must have the classroom and behind-the-wheel grades, school stamp(s) or seal, completion date and instructor signature(s).
* Sixteen years 180 days if the applicant has held a valid Indiana learner permit for 60 days
* Provide proof of identity and date of birth from the current acceptable ID list
* If applicable, successfully complete a written knowledge test based on the information contained in the Indiana Driver Manual Successfully pass a standard vision screening test
* If less than 18 years of age, have an appropriate family member sign the financial responsibility agreement portion of the application
* Unless the applicant qualifies for a waiver, successfully pass a roadway skill test with a BMV driver examiner in a vehicle provided by the applicant.
* A valid Social Security number is required by Indiana State and Federal law for all license and permit transactions. If an applicant’s Social Security number is not on the BMV internal record, proof of Social Security will be required.
View the Indiana BMV Documentation List


Note: An individual who holds a learner permit or driver education permit may fail no more than three examinations (i.e. a combination of written and drive tests) when applying for an operator license. In addition, if one of the first two examinations failed is a drive test, then the applicant must wait 14 days before being administered another drive test. Verbal written tests can be arranged through at any BMV branch by appointment.

Answer 2

It depends entirely on the state that you live in. Check out your state's Department of Transportation web site.