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Students between the ages of 15 and 18 must complete 30 hours in a state-approved driver's education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. This online class fulfills the 30 hours in the classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement. Students have 60 days from the registration date to complete the course. There are no extensions for those who do not complete the course within 60 days, but they may enroll again, pay the full fee and start over. 

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.

Teens, ages 15 to 18, must complete 30 hours in a driver’s education class and 50 hours behind the wheel to be eligible for a Nevada driver's license. These classes fulfill the 30 hour classroom requirement. Parents are responsible for the 50 hours behind-the-wheel requirement.