Oregon permit driving hours: 100 hours, no night minimum
Oregon requires 100 supervised hours if the teen does not take an ODOT-approved driver's ed course, or 50 hours with one. There is no night-hour requirement. Families self-certify, and ODOT offers an optional practice log.
Free app: times each drive against the 100-hour goal, and fills the logTotal supervised100 hours
At nightNo night minimum
How it is provenAny written or app log
How to log the hours in Oregon
Oregon does not mandate a numbered form. ODOT's Practice Driving Log is optional, and the hours are self-certified.
The state asks for a record of the hours but does not require a particular form: a printed app log or any written log works.
Oregon permit rules at a glance
- With driver's ed
- 50 hours instead of 100
- Night hours
- None required
- Who can supervise
- A driver 21 or older, licensed for at least 3 years
- Curfew
- Provisional licensees may not drive 12am to 5am
Oregon permit hours: questions
How many hours do you need to drive in Oregon?
100 supervised hours, or 50 if the teen completes an ODOT-approved driver's ed course.
Does Oregon require night driving hours?
No. Oregon has no night-hour requirement, though provisional drivers cannot drive between midnight and 5am.