[ SECRET POST #6355 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6355 ⌋

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Comments

Re: All purpose question and advice thread

[(Anonymous)]

How easy was it for a teenager to get a drivers license in nineties Wyoming?

Re: All purpose question and advice thread

[(Anonymous)]

Idk about Wyoming specifically, but I was a teen in the 90s in a different state. I had to wait until I was 16, take drivers ed and have a learners permit for 6 months, then take a driving test. The driving test took about 10 or 15 minutes. I basically just had to prove I could drive on different conditions: the rotary, highway, local roads. I had to then parallel park and reverse and voila. Legal driver. The most challenging part was saving up the money for driver's education and the driving test.

Re: All purpose question and advice thread

[(Anonymous)]

I lived in Colorado as teenager in the early 2000s. I think Wyoming's driver license laws were very similar to Colorado's.
Pre-2000s, in Colorado, to get a driver's license you must first:
-be at least 15.5 years old to apply for a driver's permit (you take a written test and if you pass you get your permit; if you fail, you have to wait at least one day before taking the test again)
-in order to be eligible for a driver's license, you had to be at least 16 years old AND have held a driver's permit for at least 6 months
-you take a driving test (usually about 5-10 minutes long); no driving classes needed, no testing on parking/parallel parking (just a simple drive around a couple streets to see if you know how to do turns, read signs, look out for pedestrians/other vehicles, etc)

Somewhere in the early 2000s we had to start logging in X amount of hours driven before being eligible for a driver's license so my friends and I were obsessively talking about what it takes to get a driver's license.