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KY hosting events on May 17 for new permit applicants From Sherry Bray Frankfort, KY - Now that a new Kentucky law, House Bill 15, has taken effect allowing 15-year-olds to earn their driver's permits, Team Kentucky is hosting events across the state on Saturday, May 17, 2025, to help meet the increased interest from young Kentuckians wanting to apply for a permit. The state is offering more than 1,500 written permit test appointments at 20 testing locations across the state. Appointments will be released online at NoonCT on Friday, May 9, 2025, and applicants can select the time and location that best meets their schedule when accessing the portal online. Applicants can take the test in any county offered that day. These events will not include road skills or CDL testing. "Since House Bill 15 went into effect with an emergency clause, Team Kentucky has been working to develop solutions to meet the increased demand," Gov. Beshear said. "I appreciate everyone who has worked to host these events and make it easier for Kentuckians to obtain their permit." To ensure a smooth signup process and reduce wait times on May 17, Kentucky State Police Driver Testing Captain Chris Baker encourages applicants to have all required documents ready prior to signing up for an appointment. "The online portal for this event requires applicants to have specific information before finalizing their testing appointment," said Capt. Baker. "If you want to obtain one of these appointments successfully, you must have your Social Security number, date of birth and address at your fingertips before logging in online." Prior to arriving to take their written permit test with the Kentucky State Police, Kentuckians should remember to:
The Governor signed House Bill 15 into law on March 25, which allows 15-year-olds to obtain their permit. State law still requires you to be 16 years old to obtain a license (intermediate). For more information about Kentucky's graduated driver licensing program and requirements to move from a permit to an intermediate license and then to a full, unrestricted license, click here. Last week, the Governor announced "Skip the Line," a new remote renewal-based licensing alternative offered by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to help Kentuckians avoid waiting at Driver Licensing Regional Offices across the state. Those options for renewing your license include:
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