Vermont Teen Driving Log Requirements (2026)
Vermont requires learner permit drivers to complete at least 40 hours of supervised driving practice, including 10 hours at night under 23 V.S.A. § 607a. All practice sessions must be certified with dates, driving conditions, and supervisor signatures before scheduling the DMV road test.
Vermont requirements at a glance
| Total supervised hours | 40 hours |
|---|---|
| Night hours required | 10 hours |
| Day hours (non-night) | 30 hours |
| Minimum permit age | Varies — check DMV |
| Minimum license age | Varies — check DMV |
| Official DMV log form | Generic log accepted |
| State statutory code | 23 V.S.A. § 607a |
What counts as night driving in Vermont?
States set their own night-hour rules, so check the official Vermont licensing source before relying on a drive toward your night-hour requirement. Sunset changes through the year, which can make a fixed clock-time plan misleading.
- Vermont requires at least 10 of your 40 hours to be completed at night.
- Sunset shifts daily — confirm how Vermont defines night driving instead of relying on a fixed schedule like "drive after 7 PM."
- DriveHours uses local sunset data to help you plan; confirm the current state rule before treating a session as a required night hour.
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