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Question about the new Illinois teen driving law: permit for 9 months? *BEST ANSWER!!!!!!!*?

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Okay, so I started Drivers Ed last semester [started in September ..] and the new teen driving law that was effective Jan 1st stating teens have to have their permit for 9 months before obtaining a drivers license. If I had my permit before then does that law still require for me? I'll turn 16 in February so it'll be 6 months. Is it the grandfather clause or do I have to wait the other 3 months???

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  1. From all that I can find it looks like you will fall under the new guidelines.

    Contact Information

    Jesse White

    213 State Capitol

    Springfield, IL 62756

    Call toll-free within Illinois: 1-800 252-8980

    The options are as follows:

    Press 1 - Instructions for completing tax forms or other tax related questions.

    Press 2 - Mandatory Insurance

    Press 3 - Driver's license or driving privileges*

    Press 4 - Special license plates

    Press 5 - Certification for license plates or parking placards persons with disabilities

    Press 6 - Title, vehicle registration or emissions compliance

    Press 7 - Speak to an operator

    Press 8 - Repeat the options

    * Drivers Services hours: Mon.-thru Fri., 8 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Automated features are available 24 hours a day.


  2. Looks like you have to wait the additional 3 months...DMV will look at the date of issue and go on that to determine the 9-month life of the permit, regardless of when the law went into effect.

    Good opportunity to hone those skills and perhaps not have to deal with winter weather on your road test.

    All the best!

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