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If you successfully complete an approved driver's education and are between the ages of 15 and 15½, you will be eligible for a Driver Education Instruction Permit.  Or, if you are between the ages of 15½ and 16 you will be eligible for a Driver Awareness Instruction Permit.  If you do not successfully complete driver's education, you will be eligible for a Minor Instruction Permit after your 16th birthday. 

So, the short answer is 15 if you take (and pass) driver's ed, or 16 if you do not take driver's ed.

Regardless of your age or the type of instruction permit you have, you must always have a licensed Colorado driver who's at least 21 years old seated next to you whenever you drive.

You are eligible to apply for a minor driver license if you are at least 16 years old and a) you've held a valid instruction permit for at least 12 months, b) you've passed an approved Colorado classroom or online driver education course like the one Teen Driving Course offers, and c) you've completed your required 50 hours of driving practice time with the person who signed your Affidavit of Liability (Form DR2460). 

NOTE:  If you are at least 16 but younger than 16½, in addition to the above, you must also complete behind-the-wheel training before obtaining your minor driver license (this is in addition to the 50 hours of driving practice you are required to complete with the person who signed your DR2460 form).  This behind-the-wheel training must consist of six (6) hours behind-the-wheel training with an approved driver education instructor.  If there is no driver training school within 30 miles of where you live, this training may be completed by spending an additional twelve (12) hours of driving practice time with the person who signed your DR2460 form (for a total of 62 hours of driving practice time).

You will need to submit proof of your identity, your legal presence in the United States, and your completed and signed Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship form (Form DR2460) in order to receive a Colorado instruction permit.

The Colorado DMV requires you to correctly answer 40 out of 50 (80%) questions on your Colorado drivers license written exam.  If you don't pass on your first attempt, you will be allowed you to retake the exam until you pass.

At the end of Teen Driving Course's Colorado online drivers education class , you will need to take a final exam.  There are 50 questions and you have to get at least 40 right (80%) to pass and receive your affadavit of completion.  You can take our final exam as many times as you need to pass.

This online driver education course is fully approved by the Colorado Department of Revenue to offer online driver education in Colorado.

Teen Driving Course allows you to decide on how fast you want your certificate shipped.  We can ship your Colorado online driver education class certificate of completion via regular mail (USPS) for $5.00 and you should get it in about 7 to 10 business days.  If you want to get your certificate faster, you can choose to have it sent via Fed-Ex (3rd Day, 2nd Day, or Overnight Delivery) for an additional fee.  The choice is yours.

Yes, however please remember that you must have the person who signed your Affidavit of Liability (Form DR2460) or a licensed Colorado driver who's at least 21 seated next to you in the front passenger seat whenever you drive.  Please know that the only driving time you complete which can be counted towards your 50 hours of supervised driving practice is the time you spend driving with the signer of your Form DR2460, or a driver education instructor.

If you are under 18 must have held your Colorado instruction permit for at least 12 months before you can get a minor driver's license.  In addition, you must have successfully completed an approved driver education course like the one offered by TeenDrivingCourse.com, the required 50 hours of driving practice with the person who signed your Affidavit of Liability (Form DR2460) and the testing requirements that are prescribed the Colorado DMV.

If you are under the age of 16½, you must also complete an additional six (6) hours of behind-the-wheel training with an approved driver education instructor.  If there is no approved driving school located within 30 miles of where you live, you may satisfy this requirement by increasing your required 50-hour driving practice by 12 hours (for a total of 62 driving practice hours).

If you are under the age of 16½ when you apply for your minor license (meaning you've held a driver education instruction permit for at least 12 months) you are required to successfully complete a six(6)-hour behind-the-wheel training class at an approved driving school before getting your minor driver's license (this is in addition to the required 50 hours of driving practice you must complete with the person who signed your Affidavit of Liability [Form DR2460]). 

If you live more than 30 miles from the nearest Colorado driving school, you may elect to fulfill your behind-the-wheel training requirement by adding an additional twelve (12) hours of supervised driving with the person who signed your Affidavit of Liability (Form DR2460), for a total of 62 hours of driving practice.

To get your Colorado minor driver's license, the Colorado DMV requires that you practice driving for 50 hours with the person or persons who signed your Affidavit of Liability.  This person must log this time on your Drive Time Log Sheet and sign it before you can present it to the Colorado DMV.

Instruction permit holders are NOT permitted to drive with anybody other than the person(s) who signed their Affidavit of Liability (Form DR2460), or licensed Colorado driver who is at least 21 years old. 

If you are under 18 and hold a minor driver's license, you may not drive with any non-family passenger under the age of 21 during the first six (6) months after you receive your minor drivers license.  During the second six (6) months you may only carry no more than one (1) non-family passenger who's under 21.  The exception to the passenger restrictions would be if an adult who's at least 21 years old and has held a valid driver's license for at least one (1) year is seated in the front passenger seat next to you.

These passenger restrictions are lifted starting with the second (2nd) year of having your minor driver license.

Instruction permit holders may not drive alone.  They must always be accompanied by either the person who signed their Affidavit of Liability (Form DR 2460), or a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old.

After you receive your minor driver's license, if you are under 18 you are not allowed to drive between the hours of 12:00am and 5:00am until you have had your Colorado drivers license for one (1) full year.  Exceptions include if your parent/guardian or a licensed adult driver who's at least 21 and has held a driver's license for at least one (1) year is riding with you, or if you are driving to school (and school does not provide transporation) or work.  If so,you must carry a written letter signed by your school principal or your employer while you drive.

Sure, we'll do that.  Teen Driving Course proudly offers a 100% money-back guarantee, if for any reason you're not satisfied with our Colorado online driver education program.  All you need to do is notify us before we ship your certificate of completion and we'll refund your entire payment with no questions asked.