How many driving hours does your teen have left?

Subtract the supervised hours logged so far from your state's total. Night hours count toward that total, and most states also set a night minimum, so check those on their own. For example, a Texas teen with 12 hours logged, 4 of them at night, has 18 hours left, 6 at night, and at least 9 more days of driving in parent-taught driver education, where only 2 hours a day count.

Pick your state to see its numbers, its night rule, any daily or weekly limit and the form you hand in.

Permy is an independent app, not affiliated with any state agency. Confirm the current requirements with your state agency before relying on them.

How many hours does each state require?

The most common requirement is 50 supervised hours, in 29 of the 51 jurisdictions (50 states and DC), usually with 10 at night (23 of them). Totals run from 20 to 100 hours. Night hours are part of the total. Rules checked October 6, 2026; each state page names its sources.

Which state forms does Permy Pro fill in?

Permy logs every drive for free. Permy Pro, a one-time $5.99 with no subscription, fills in these state forms from your drives:

• California: optional California Supervised Driving Log
• Colorado: DR 2324 Drive Time Log Sheet
• District of Columbia: DMV-GRAD-HR40 Certification of Eligibility for Provisional License
• Florida: HSMV 71143 Certification of Driving Experience of a Minor
• Illinois: DSD X 152.4 50-Hour Practice Driving Log
• Indiana: State Form 54706 Log of Supervised Driving Practice
• Kentucky: Kentucky Practice Driving Log
• Maine: MVE-21 Permittee Driving Log
• Maryland: RD-006 Rookie Driver Practice Log
• Minnesota: Minnesota Supervised Driving Log
• Missouri: Form 4901 Driver Experience Log
• Nebraska: School Permit/Provisional Operator's Permit 50 Hour Certification
• Nevada: DLD-130 Beginning Driver Experience Log
• New Hampshire: DSMV 509 Certification of Additional Supervised Driving
• New York: MV-262 Certification of Supervised Driving
• North Carolina: DL-4A Driving Log
• Pennsylvania: DL-180C Parent or Guardian Certification Form
• South Dakota: Affidavit of Completion of Required Supervised Driving
• Texas: DES150N 30-Hour Behind-the-Wheel Log
• Vermont: VN-210 Driving Practice Log Sheet
• West Virginia: DMV-10-GDL 50-Hour Certification Log
• Wisconsin: HS-303 Supervised Driving Log
• Wyoming: FSGDL-01 Behind-the-Wheel Driving Certification

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Questions

Do night hours count toward the total?

Yes. In every state that asks for night hours, they are part of the total, not extra. In a 50-hour state with 10 at night, 10 of the 50 hours have to be after dark.

How many supervised driving hours do most states require?

The most common requirement is 50 supervised hours, in 29 of the 51 jurisdictions (50 states and DC), usually with 10 at night (23 of them). Totals run from 20 to 100 hours.

Which states limit how many hours count in a day or a week?

Texas counts only 2 hours a day in parent-taught driver education, and North Carolina counts only 10 hours a week. Hours past the limit stay in your log but don't count toward the requirement, so the limit sets the fewest days or weeks you have left.

Which state forms does Permy Pro fill in?

Permy Pro fills in the state's own log or certification form in 22 states and Washington, D.C., for example the Texas DES150N and the New York MV-262. It is a one-time purchase of $5.99 with no subscription. You still sign the form and add a few details by hand.

Does this calculator save or send my hours?

No. The math runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored, and the page sets no cookies.