Starting Wednesday, 15-year-olds living in Kentucky can now sign-up online for an appointment to apply to take a written test for their driving learner’s permits at the Kentucky State Police’s website.
The move follows the passage of House Bill 15, which aimed to modernize and streamline the application process in the face of high demand. Applicants who had already scheduled an appointment prior to the opening of the online portal do not have to schedule again.
“We know there are a lot of 15-year-old Kentuckians who are excited to sign up for written permit testing, and we ask everyone to be patient as we work to accommodate the increased number of applicants,” said Capt. Chris Baker, commander of the Kentucky State Police driver testing branch. “In the meantime, please check the scheduling website every weekday at 8 a.m. for new appointment slots and be sure to study to increase the chance of passing the permit test the first time around.”
Applicants can search for available time slots and test locations at kentuckystatepolice.ky.gov/driver-testing. Consult the state’s dedicated webpage for a list of documents required to the take the test, and download a copy of the Kentucky driver’s manual here.
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