Nevada permit driving hours: 50 hours, 10 at night
Nevada requires 50 supervised hours, 10 at night, when the teen also takes driver's ed. If no classroom course is offered within 30 miles of home, the requirement rises to 100 hours. The DMV accepts only form DLD-130 or the RoadReady app.
Free app: times each drive against the 50-hour goal, 10 at night, and fills the logTotal supervised50 hours
At night10 hours
How it is provenOfficial state form
How to log the hours in Nevada
Record hours on DLD-130, the Beginning Driver Experience Log. The DMV says other logs will not be accepted.
The state publishes its own log or affidavit, and that is the paper it expects at the licensing office.
Nevada permit rules at a glance
- No nearby course
- 100 hours if no classroom course is available within 30 miles
- Accepted logs
- DLD-130 or the RoadReady app only
- Who can supervise
- A driver 21 or older, licensed for at least 1 year
Nevada permit hours: questions
How many hours do you need to drive in Nevada?
50 hours with 10 at night if you take driver's ed, or 100 hours if no classroom course is available within 30 miles.
Can you use any driving log in Nevada?
No. Nevada accepts only form DLD-130 or the RoadReady app.