Southern ATOTers

[MBrown]

Can you really get your license at 14 years old in some states?

 

[xSauronx]

christ, i hope not

 

[aircooled]

Not a full blown license, but there are instances where it can happen.
(Blind or handicapped parent, etc...)

 

[CollectiveUnconscious]

Yes, but most aren't in the South. I know you can be 15 years of age and obtain a license.

 

[amddude]

Iowa

 

[Babbles]

Many states have them not just the South (go go go stereotyping). Usually they are considered a "hardship license" and again many, if not most, states will offer them. I imagine each state has different requirements, but they can vary such as a parental physical disability, remoteness of the home, agricultural homestead, et cetera.

 

[Raduque]

Originally posted by: Babbles
Many states have them not just the South (go go go stereotyping). Usually they are considered a "hardship license" and again many, if not most, states will offer them. I imagine each state has different requirements, but they can vary such as a parental physical disability, remoteness of the home, agricultural homestead, et cetera.

Yea, my dad had one when he was 15. I think there are restrictions on them too, like no driving at night or something.