Michigan HB5977 allows homeschooled students to bypass teen driver training if they meet specific curriculum and driving experience requirements.

Michigan HB5977 amends the state's driver training requirements for homeschooled students. It allows homeschooled students to bypass traditional teen driver training if they complete a curriculum administered by their parent or legal guardian that meets the minimum standards set by the Secretary of State. The curriculum must include a specified amount of driving time, depending on the level of the graduated driver license sought. The parent or legal guardian must submit a signed certificate to the Secretary of State attesting to the completion of the curriculum and driving experience.

Michigan HB5977 allows homeschooled students to bypass teen driver training if they meet specific curriculum and driving experience requirements.

Michigan HB5977 amends the state's driver training requirements for homeschooled students. It allows homeschooled students to bypass traditional teen driver training if they complete a curriculum administered by their parent or legal guardian that meets the minimum standards set by the Secretary of State. The curriculum must include a specified amount of driving time, depending on the level of the graduated driver license sought. The parent or legal guardian must submit a signed certificate to the Secretary of State attesting to the completion of the curriculum and driving experience.