At what age can you get a driving license in Scotland?

Answer 1

Well in Canada we have what's called a Graduated Licencing System, and you can start when you turn 16. You can take a test and receive a G1 licence, that means you can only drive with someone who has had their full licence for at least 4 years. In the U.S. I'm pretty sure you can get your full licence when you turn 16....no graduated system there.

Answer 2

Depends on your country/state.

ie. in Denmark you have to be 18 years old, while you only have to be 16 in the US (not sure about all of the states.)

You can get your driver's license at age sixteen. However, you can start driving school at fifteen and a half.

Answer 3

The age at which one can obtain one's driving licence in Australia varies between the states. In New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria, Tasmania and the Northern Territory, one can apply for a learners' at age 16. In the Australian Capital Territory, the age is 15 years and 5 months.

However, the different states and territories have different rules about when you can obtain your licence to drive unsupervised, as there are other requirements. See the related link below for more details and information.

Answer 4

You have to be 14 and 8 months to start training. Then at 16 you can get your drivers permit (you need a parent in the front seat). And last you get your drivers license at 17 (i think).

Answer 5

now the correct age to get a driving licence is 17 years old.

Answer 6

Depends in which state you live. Some 15 and some 16. Go to your states DMV website.

Answer 7

u need to be 17