Nebraska Teen Driver Education (Recommended Online Course)

Nebraska does not require driver education. To get a Learner's Permit (LPD) at 15, you pass the DMV knowledge test (25 questions, 80% to pass — 20 correct) and a vision test. You must then hold the LPD for at least 6 months and log 50 hours of supervised driving — including 10 hours at night — with a licensed adult 21 or older before the driving test for a Provisional Operator's Permit (POP) at 16. Completing a state-approved safety course waives the 50-hour requirement. A POP lets you drive unsupervised from 6 a.m. to midnight (no driving midnight–6 a.m.) and limits you to one passenger under 19 (non-family) for the first 6 months. A full, unrestricted Nebraska license follows at 17 after holding the POP for at least 12 months with a clean record, or at 18. This recommended online course does not change those DMV requirements — it is a supplemental study tool that helps you build the skills and knowledge to pass the driving test.

The course features clear language, fresh graphics, fun videos, and interactive 3-D animations that keep you engaged and help you retain what you learn. It is 100% online and self-paced on any device. Completing it does not waive any DMV requirement, does not reduce the 6-month permit holding period, and is not a substitute for the 50 hours of supervised driving Nebraska requires while you hold your LPD (unless you complete a state-approved safety course, which is a separate program).

You may qualify for an auto insurance discount through participating insurance providers — ask your insurance agent for details. This is a recommended supplemental course, not a state-approved Nebraska driver education program.