Wisconsin Driving Permits

Getting a drivers permit in Wisconsin is relatively easy. Basically all you need is the required forms and papers.
However, an individual under 18 has to provide proof of enrollment in a certified Drivers ED course.
Requirements for an Instruction Permit

• You must be at least 15 1/2 years old.
• Appear in person at a driver's license examination station.
• Present a valid birth certificate or other acceptable identification.
• Pass a written test (80% or higher).
• Pass a vision test (20/40 or better without corrective lenses).
• Have Parent Consent or Signature on application.
• Pay a $35 fee.
• Present proof of enrollment in a certified Drivers ED Course

Restrictions

• Must drive with a licensed adult 18 years or older

Requirements for an Probationary License

• You must be at least 16 years old.
• Must have held a permit for at least 6 months
• Appear in person at a driver's license examination station.
• Present a valid birth certificate or other acceptable identification.
• Pass a written test
• Pass a vision test
• Pass a Road Test
• Parental Consent and Signature
• Have completed 30 hours of supervised driving (10 at night)
• Pay a $35 fee.

 
Restrictions

Cannot have more than one passenger under 18 years of age (Unless Immediate Family Members)
Cannot drive between Midnight and 5AM unsupervised unless for an emergency / work related situation
 
 
Requirements for a Full License

Must be at least 17 Years old
Pass a written test
Pass a Vision Test
Pass a road test
Have a parent sign a release form
Appear in person at a drivers license examination Station
Present a valid birth certificate
Valid Social Security Number
Pay a $35 Fee

Restrictions

Full License