Craig Driver's License Office 824-5447
There are three types of permits available to minors:
DRIVER EDUCATION PERMIT – Available to minors 15 years – 15 years
6 months.
* Expires 3 years from the date of issue.
* Must hold the permit for a minimum of 12 months before applying for a Driver's
License.
* Must present a completed Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship (DR2460)
* Must present a completed Affidavit of Completion of a Driver Education Classroom
Course or BTW (back of DR2460) showing completion of the classroom portion of
a department-approved Driver Education Course within 6 months of applying for
the permit.
* May drive only with the driver ed instructor or the person(s) who signed the
DR2460 until the age of 18. This restriction is automatically lifted when the
minor reaches 18. May then drive with any Colorado-licensed driver 21 years of
age or older.
* If the person(s) who signed the DR2460 does not hold a valid Colorado driver's
license, they may appoint an Alternate Permit Supervisor to supervise the minor
while driving. The Alternate Permit Supervisor must hold a valid Colorado Driver's
License and be 21 years of age or older. Drive time with an Alternate Permit
Supervisor will count toward the 50-hour total required on the log sheet. The
person(s) who signed the DR2460 may also allow any person 21 years of age or
older, who holds a valid license, to supervise the minor while driving but that
driving time does not count toward the 50 hour total required on the log sheet.
DRIVER AWARENESS PERMIT – Available to minors 15 years 6 months - 16 years
* Expires 3 years from the date of issue.
* Must hold the permit for a minimum of 12 months before applying for a Driver's
License.
* Must present a completed Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship (DR2460).
* Must provide documentation indicating they have completed a 4-hour driver awareness
program approved by the department.
* May drive only with the person who signed the DR2460 until the age of 18. This
restriction is automatically lifted when the minor reaches 18. May then drive
with any licensed driver 21 years of age or older.
* If the person(s) who signed the DR2460 does not hold a valid Colorado driver's
license, they may appoint an Alternate Permit Supervisor to supervise the minor
while driving. The Alternate Permit Supervisor must hold a valid Colorado Driver's
License and be 21 years of age or older. Drive time with an Alternate Permit
Supervisor will count toward the 50-hour total required on the log sheet. The
person(s) who signed the DR2460 may also allow any person 21 years of age or
older, who holds a valid license, to supervise the minor while driving but that
driving time does not count toward the 50 hour total required on the log sheet.
MINOR INSTRUCTION PERMIT – available to minors 16 years to 21 years of
age.
* Expires 3 years from the date of issue.
* Minors under 18 must hold the permit for a minimum of 12 months before applying
for a Driver's License.
* Must present a completed Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship (DR2460).
* May drive only with the person who signed the DR2460 until the age of 18. May
then driver with any Colorado-licensed driver 21 years of age or older.
* If the person(s) who signed the DR2460 does not hold a valid Colorado driver's
license, they may appoint an Alternate Permit Supervisor to supervise the minor
while driving. The Alternate Permit Supervisor must hold a valid Colorado Driver's
License and be 21 years of age or older. Drive time with an Alternate Permit
Supervisor will count toward the 50-hour total required on the log sheet. The
person(s) who signed the DR2460 may also allow any person 21 years of age or
older, who holds a valid license, to supervise the minor while driving but that
driving time does not count toward the 50 hour total required on the log sheet.
The minor customer must present a certified birth certificate, or other acceptable
form of identification, and their Social Security Number and pass a written test
and a vision screening test to be issued an instruction permit.
Every applicant under age 18 must submit
an "Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship" (DR 2460) signed by a
parent or stepparent, a guardian or a grandparent with Power of Attorney. The
DR 2460 must be verified by either a Driver's License employee or a Notary Public.
If the signer is a guardian, original court documents showing guardianship, custody
or adoption must be presented. If the signer is a grandparent with Power of Attorney
(POA), the original POA must be presented and a copy of the POA must be surrendered
upon application for the permit. If neither parent is living, the legal guardian
of the minor may sign the affidavit. In this case, court-ordered guardianship
papers are required. The affidavit may be obtained at any Motor Vehicle Driver
License Office; the back of the Colorado Driver's Manual; or on the Motor Vehicle
Division Handbooks Web page.
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| Moffat County High School would like to thank Cook Chevrolet /Geo / Oldsmobile/ Jeep / Eagle & Suburu, Craig Ford Mercury Inc., and Victory Motors of Craig Inc. for their commitment to the safety and welfare of our community and our young adults. By providing vehicles for the driving phase of instruction, you can be assured of a quality learning experience for your student. | ||
Revised 12/03/07