Kentucky 15-year-olds can start making appointments for their driver’s permit written test. House Bill 15 lowered the age for an instructional permit from 16 to 15, placing Kentucky in line with 23 ...

Gov. Andy Beshear said the state's online system can't currently provide appointments for 15-year-olds looking for permits. But it will soon be fixed.

Kentucky 15-year-olds looking to obtain their driver’s permit start by taking a written knowledge and vision test, which they must do at a Kentucky State Police testing center. KSP recommends ...

Kentucky teenagers can now get a driver's permit at age 15 after a new law passed. Appointments for the written and vision tests are required and can be made on the Kentucky State Police website.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear signed a bill to lower the driving permit age to 15 in the Commonwealth.The Kentucky Senate passed House Bill 15 earlier this month, with Beshear’s approval the final ...

(WDRB) -- Kentucky teenagers can now apply ... The law stipulates that young drivers will still need to pass a written test, a vision test and complete a driving hours log. "I know a year's ...

Kentucky teens who are at least 15 years old can now apply for a driver's permit, thanks to the passage of House Bill 15.

"I don't see how their foresight was so poor." Kentucky State Police (KSP) run the driving tests for the state. WHAS11 reached out to the agency about the website issues. “As soon as the law ...

Kentucky lowered the minimum driving age from 16 to 15 ... struggling to get a written test appointment for her 15-year-old daughter Marley. She said she’s waited 45 minutes multiple times ...

More: A new law lowered the age to get a driver's permit in Kentucky. Here's what to know According to the Kentucky DRIVE website, applicants must take written knowledge and vision tests when ...

At 17, teens are then eligible to get full unrestricted driver's licenses ... According to the Kentucky DRIVE website, applicants must take written knowledge and vision tests when applying ...