Montana Approval Step 1: Permit Period Age and Permits Teenagers may obtain a Traffic Education Learner's License (TELL) as early as age 14½ years old only if they are in a state-approved traffic education program. Teenagers may get a Learner's License from a driver exam station if they meet all of the following criteria: are 15 years old and successfully complete a state-approved traffic education program, or are 16 years or older pass the required driver license tests turn in any other driver licenses do not have a license suspended, revoked or denied in any other state or jurisdiction pass the medical requirements for the type of driver license desired have not been found by a court to be mentally incompetent, alcoholic and/or a habitual user of illegal drugs Length of Permit A teenager must hold a permit for a minimum of six consecutive months before applying for a First-Year Restricted License. The permit is valid for up to one year. Conditions During Permit Stage Teen drivers must acquire at least 50 hours of supervised driving experience, including 10 hours at night. A driver with a TELL permit must be supervised by a licensed parent or guardian. A driver with a Learner's License must be supervised by a licensed parent or guardian, or a licensed driver age 18 years or older who is authorized by the parent or guardian. Everyone in the vehicle must wear a seatbelt. The teen driver must not get any traffic violations for alcohol or drug offenses in the six-month period before advancing to Step 2. Montana course options View your options here

Point Reduction - (Colorado Approval) 8 hour online course -   $100 Please call 1-800-942-2050 for details.