Cancellation and surrender — Kentucky Permit Test

If a Kentucky parent withdraws responsibility for a driver under 18, the driver must wait until age 18 to get a permit and license again.

That is a long wait for a teenager. The withdrawal is not a suspension that runs out.

If the parent or legal guardian withdraws responsibility, you will have to wait until you are 18 years of age to obtain a permit and license.

A Kentucky driver may voluntarily surrender a license by completing the Transportation Cabinet form and handing the license to the clerk at a regional office.

Giving up a license on purpose takes a form and a visit, like everything else in the process.

To surrender a driver license, submit the completed form and your driver’s license to the clerk at the regional office.

A Kentucky driver who fails to satisfy a judgment for damages from operating a motor vehicle within 60 days has their driving privilege suspended indefinitely until it is satisfied.

That suspension has no end date built into it. It lasts until the money is paid.

Any person failing to satisfy a judgment rendered against him for damages resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle, within 60 days from the date of said judgment shall have his driving privilege suspended by the Transportation Cabinet.

How long must a Kentucky driver under 18 wait if a parent withdraws responsibility?

Until they are 18 years of age. That is a long wait for a teenager. The withdrawal is not a suspension that runs out. Kentucky Driver Manual, p.17: “If the parent or legal guardian withdraws responsibility, you will have to wait until you are 18 years of age to obtain a permit and license.”