Graduated licensing and restrictions by province and state
3 of 6 places put adults through graduated licensing too.
| Province or state | Who goes through graduated licensing | Minimum learner period (age 16) | Minimum learner period (age 30) | Road tests needed | Rules for the supervising driver |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ontario | All ages | 12 months | 12 months | 2 | Supervisor licensed for 4 years or more |
| Alberta | All ages | 12 months | 12 months | 1 | Supervisor aged 18 or over |
| British Columbia | All ages | 12 months | 9 months | 1 | Supervisor aged 22 or over |
| California | Under 18 only | 6 months | Not applicable | 1 | Supervisor aged 18 or over |
| New York | Under 18 only | 6 months | Not published by the authority | 1 | Supervisor aged 21 or over |
| Washington | Under 18 only | 6 months | Not applicable | 1 | Supervisor licensed for 5 years or more |
Questions
What do “Not yet verified” and “Not published by the authority” mean?
“Not yet verified” means we have not yet checked that item against the official source, so we show no value. “Not published by the authority” means we checked and the authority gives no figure.
How do the Vozai Driver sites fit together?
Each province or state group has its own Vozai Driver study site. This site compares them and sends you to the right one.