Teen drivers in Mississippi need 50 hours of supervised driving, with no separate night-hour minimum, and must hold a learner's permit for at least 12 months. FirstGear keeps the log for you.
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Total required by the state
No separate night requirement
Minimum time on a learner's permit
Must hold permit for 12 months. A parent or guardian certifies at least 50 hours of driving on the road test waiver affidavit; there is no night-hour minimum. Intermediate license restricts unsupervised driving 10pm–6am Sunday–Thursday and 11:30pm–6am Friday–Saturday. Permit at 15.
Requirements last checked October 2026. Rules change and can differ by age or driver education, so confirm with Mississippi DPS before you rely on them.
Mississippi requires 50 hours of supervised driving, with no separate night-hour minimum.
Mississippi does not set a separate night-hour minimum within its 50 hours. FirstGear still splits every drive into day and night so you can see both.
The learner's permit must be held for at least 12 months before moving to the next license stage. FirstGear counts this down from your permit issue date.
Mississippi DPS decides what paperwork it accepts, and many states use their own log or certification form signed by a parent or guardian. FirstGear gives you an accurate drive-by-drive record and running totals to complete that form from, plus a PDF you can print. Check with Mississippi DPS for the exact form it wants.
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