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After Sept. 30, driver's education becomes mandatory for Ohioans under 21 seeking a driver's license

Ohio's new law requires 24 hours of classroom and 58 hours of supervised driving to reduce youth-related crashes, which numbered over 450,000 since 2020, officials said.

Summary by WCPO Cincinnati
After September 30, thousands of young adults in Ohio won't be able to get a driver's license without completing a driver's education program.Currently, Ohio law has been that anyone seeking a driver's license at the age of 18 could take the test without completing driver's ed. After the end of September, that age will be raised to 21, and everyone between the ages of 16 and 20 will have to take driver's ed.The requirements mean anyone under 21 …

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WCPO Cincinnati broke the news in Cincinnati, United States on Monday, September 29, 2025.
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