The Maryland Graduated Licensing System went into effect July 1, 1999.  The program requires new drivers to gain more driving experience with a supervising driver.

Attention:  Please note changes in Maryland law effective October 1, 2005 which affect all current Maryland Learner's Permit and Provisional License holders.  For more information on these laws...

	Access the Maryland Online Driver Tutorial
	Bill of Rights for Driver Education Students
	Certified Driver Education Schools
	Schools Providing Accommodations to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students
	Driver Education Program Complaint Form
	Everything You Need To Know About Graduated Licensing      (downloadable version)
	Learner's Permit Provisional License Driver's License
	Frequently Asked Questions on New Teen Driving Laws
	Guidelines for Parents of New Drivers
	A Message for Parents of Teen Drivers from the MVA Administrator
	Rookie Driver Skills Log and Practice Guide
	Selecting a Driver Education School
	The Maryland Driver's Handbook
	The Maryland Parent-Teen Driving Agreement
	What Young Drivers Need to Know about Driving, Drinking, and Drugs

The Rookie Driver applies to all applicants, regardless of age, who have never held a license in Maryland or any other state or country or who have held their out-of-state license for less than eighteen (18) months.

If you still have questions after viewing the above information, please contact driver education at driveredu@mdot.state.md.us.

Maryland's Motor Vehicle Administration is working with drivers to make sharing the road safer for everyone!