How can a teen exempt themselves from the behind-the-wheel training required by Joshua's Law?

A teen can exempt themselves from the behind-the-wheel training required by Joshua's Law by providing proof of having completed an approved driver education program. Joshua's Law mandates that teens complete certain driver education requirements to ensure they are well-prepared for driving. If a teen has successfully finished an approved course, it demonstrates that they have received the necessary instruction and skills training, allowing them to bypass the additional behind-the-wheel training.

This pathway is designed to streamline the process for those who have obtained their education through a recognized program, which may include both classroom instruction and practical experience, giving them a solid foundation for driving independently. Other options, while relevant to the learning and licensing process, do not specifically align with the criteria set forth in Joshua's Law for exemption from the behind-the-wheel training requirement.