Bill > H0683

This bill amends existing law to allow private parental driver's education. The key provisions are: 1. It creates a new "parent-student driver's training" program, where qualifying parents or legal guardians can provide driver's training to their eligible students, including a minimum of 50 hours of street/highway driving and 10 hours of night driving. 2. Students participating in the parent-student driver's training program can apply for a Class D driver's license at 15 years of age, rather than having to wait until 15.5 years old as required for traditional driver's education. 3. The bill also makes some other technical changes to the requirements for Class D driver's licenses and permits, such as adjusting the fees for driver's training programs. Overall, this bill is aimed at expanding options for driver's education and licensing, particularly for families who prefer a private, parent-led approach over traditional driver's education courses.

Transportation and Infrastructure

Education Committee (H)

https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2022/legislation/H0683/