Young driver licensing systems in the U.S.

Utah

To get a learners license you must:
Have a minimum age of	15¹
Before getting a license or restricted license you must:
Have a mandatory holding period of	6 months
Have a minimum supervised driving time of	40 hours, 10 of which must be at night¹^,²
Have a minimum age of	16³
Restrictions during intermediate or restricted license stage:
Nighttime restrictions	midnight-5 am
Passenger restrictions (family members excepted unless otherwise noted)	first 6 months—no passengers⁴ secondary enforcement
Minimum age at which restrictions may be lifted:
Nighttime restrictions	17
Passenger restrictions	16, 6 months⁴

¹In Utah, permit holders younger than 18 may only drive under the supervision of a driving instructor, a parent or guardian, or a responsible adult who accepted liability for the permit holder's driving by signing the permit application. Permit applicants younger than 19 must be enrolled in driver education.

²In Utah, supervised driving in the learner stage may include up to 5 hours in a driving simulator.

³In Utah license applicants who are younger than 19 must have completed driver education.

⁴In Utah, passenger restrictions end when a driver has been licensed for 6 months or when the driver turns 18, whichever occurs first.