Applicants must be at least 15 years of age to receive an Idaho driver’s license. b. Applicants must schedule an appointment with a skills tester. A current skills tester list is available at all county driver’s license offices or on our website at itd.idaho.gov/dmv.

You’ll need to be at least 14 ½ years old, and you’ll need to apply in-person at your nearest Idaho Driver’s License Office. Make sure you bring the following with you: Proof of your Idaho residency, such as your school enrollment records.

Drivers under the age of 15 who have a valid driver’s license or regular instruction permit may drive only during daylight hours unless they are accompanied by a person 21 years of age or older who has a valid driver’s license and is sitting in the front seat.

Experts say there really is no specific age when people should stop driving, but medical conditions need to be considered. If there’s a question, you can have them take a driving test or enroll in driver safety courses. But when in doubt, have someone else do the driving.

Results: Results indicate that the oldest old adults (90-97 years old) were at no greater driving risk than were a younger old (80-87 years old) cohort and made similar types and frequency of driving errors. Conclusion: Drivers age 90 and above were at no greater driving risk than those one decade younger.

Driving licences expire at 70 years of age, so when you reach 70, you need to renew your driving licence if you wish to continue driving. If you do not renew your licence, you will not legally be allowed to drive after your 70th birthday. …

It’s quite possible that an 80-year-old in perfect health can drive safely without posing a threat to oneself or other drivers on the road, while a 60-year-old with impaired vision and a medical condition that affects their motor skills may indeed need to stop driving.

California law requires drivers age 70 and older to visit a DMV field office to renew their license but gives the DMV authority to issue extensions.

For starters, the California DMV requires elderly drivers who are seventy (70) or older to submit to more frequent driving tests than everyone else. What’s more, California’s process for suspending the licenses of people who have physical or mental conditions leads to many elderly drivers losing their license.

This bill would, commencing January 1, 2020, raise the required age of the California-licensed driver to 21 years of age. By changing the definition of an existing infraction, the bill would impose a state-mandated local program.

You can drive after curfew or with teenage passengers if you are accompanied by a California licensed driver who is at least 25. You can also drive past 11 p.m. if you have signed documentation stating: You’re traveling to or from a school-related activity.