Teen drivers must also complete 40 practice hours (10 at night) with a qualified adult before testing.

After holding a permit and completing practice hours, you can take the road test for an intermediate license.

Wisconsin restricts driving between 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. and limits the number of young passengers without supervision.

After 12 months of safe driving, you qualify for a full driver license without restrictions.

Driving with an expired license is illegal. Wisconsin requires renewal every 3 or 6 years, depending on age.

This includes paying fees, possibly taking exams again, and showing proof of insurance or court compliance.

CDL applicants also need medical certification and must hold a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) first.

You must pass motorcycle written and skills exams, or complete an approved training course.

The accompanying driver must be at least 25 years old with 3 years of driving experience.

Wisconsin requires a waiting period and limits the number of attempts before further training is required.

Real ID-compliant licenses allow federal travel and require more documentation than standard licenses.

You’ll need to present identification, proof of residency, and possibly pass Wisconsin tests if your license is expired.

Instruction permits are valid for 1 year. After expiration, you must retest to obtain a new permit.