PARENT’S Supervised Driving Program - Parents of Teen Drivers - Nevada DMV Resource

Sep 18, 2026

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A Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles resource for parents of teen drivers that supports supervised driving through the RoadReady® app and a structured learning approach. It explains why inexperienced drivers and teens face higher crash and citation risks, and describes how Nevada’s Graduated Driver License reduces specific dangers. The program offers guidance on logging practice drives, focusing on in-car instruction, and completing required steps before license application, with additional safety and human trafficking prevention information.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

FormatPDF

Pages52

Reading Time2 h 11 min

AccessFree to download

About this program

How the program works

Logging drives and completing requirements

Safety guidance for parents

Human trafficking prevention information

Program contacts and publication notes

The PARENT’S Supervised Driving Program For the parents of teen drivers—a resource for teen licensing A PROGRAM OF THE NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES DOWNLOAD TODAY! SEE INSIDE FOR MORE INFORMATION WITH SUPPORT FROM A PROGRAM OF THE NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES A message to parents from the Nevada DMV Dear Parent: Congratulations on another milestone in your child’s life. As a new driver, your child will now share the road with two million other Nevada drivers of various experience levels. The privilege of driving is a tremendous responsibility. This manual and the RoadReady® app are intended to give parents the tools and guidance they need to teach their teenagers how to drive safely. Classroom training is important, but only behind-the-wheel instruction and hours of practice will make your son or daughter a good driver. It is a simple fact that inexperienced drivers of any age are much more likely to be involved in crashes and receive traffic citations. Teenagers are also more likely to engage in risky behaviors behind the wheel. Nevada’s Graduated Driver License (GDL) program is designed to minimize specific risks, such as driving late at night, that have proven to be major factors in teen driver crashes and fatalities. But it is you, the parent, who is the key in making the laws work and ensuring that your new driver gradually builds the experience needed prior to gaining an unrestricted driver license. Best wishes to you and your new driver for a safe and happy driving experience. LOG YOUR DRIVES. FOCUS ON YOUR TEEN. Teaching your teen to drive presents enough challenges. With RoadReady, your focus can remain where it needs to be: on your teen and on the road.“Start a New Drive” and RoadReady will log the rest. Download your log to verify you’ve completed your state requirement. WITH SUPPORT FROM LEARN MORE AT ROADREADYAPP.COM A component of the PARENT’S Supervised Driving Program Apple, the Apple logo and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC. Parents, your teen’s instruction permit is probably already a Real ID. But what about yours? A Real ID will be required beginning May 3, 2023, if you wish to use your driver’s license or state ID to board commercial aircraft on domestic flights. Secure federal facilities such as military bases already require licenses to be Real ID compliant. Upgrade during your next renewal or other change to your license, or even the same day your teen takes the skills test. Get the facts at [dmv.nv.gov/realid](dmv.nv.gov/realid). Stop Human Trafficking Human trafcking is modern-day slavery and involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act. Trafcking victims can be men or women, young or old, American or from abroad, with or without legal status. Nevada ranks among the ten worst states for these heinous crimes. Don’t be a victim! Here’s what to watch for: • Strangers requesting to talk to you, saying they think they know you • Asking a lot of personal questions or seeming overly interested, particularly if you are sad or emotional • Ofering gifts or opportunities that seem too good to be true, including modeling or acting jobs • Requests for photos, private conversations or meeting up in person • Telling stories that don’t make sense or no matter what you say, they agree with you to gain your trust GET HELP 1-888-373-7888 or T TY: 711 Text Help to BeFree (223733) The National Human Trafcking Hotline provides confdential help and support in more than 200 languages. REPORT THE CRIME 1-866-347-2423 or [ice.gov/tips](ice.gov/tips) 1-844-733-7248 (Nevada See Something Say Something) Never approach a trafcker yourself. Call 9-1-1 in an emergency. About this program Developed by Safe Roads Alliance, anon p

FAQs

What is the purpose of the Parent’s Supervised Driving Program for teen drivers?

It provides parents with tools and guidance to teach teens how to drive safely using supervised behind-the-wheel instruction and structured skill lessons.

How can parents log their teen’s supervised driving time?

Parents can use the printed guide’s log section during drives or download the free RoadReady app to track hours until state requirements are met.

When is the Real ID requirement relevant for parents or teens?

A Real ID is required beginning May 3, 2023 to use a driver’s license or state ID to board commercial aircraft on domestic flights, and certain secure federal facilities already require Real ID compliance.

What should parents do regarding human trafficking safety warnings?

The guide advises watching for coercion tactics and never approaching a trafficker; in an emergency, call 9-1-1 and use the listed hotlines to get help or report crimes.

Sep 18, 2026

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