Colorado Drive Time Log Sheet – Fill Out DR 2324 PDF

Colorado Drive PDF Details

The Colorado Drive Time Log Sheet, also known as Form DR 2324, is the official Colorado DMV document that teen drivers must complete before applying for a full driver's license. The log sheet tracks the mandatory supervised driving hours that new drivers accumulate under Colorado's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program.

Who Needs the Colorado Drive Time Log Sheet

Any Colorado resident under 18 who holds a learner's permit must complete Form DR 2324. A parent, legal guardian, or other qualified supervising adult must sign off on each driving session to verify the logged hours. The completed form is submitted to the Colorado DMV as part of the license application process. The log must be signed and dated by the supervising adult after each session. Keep a backup copy of the completed log in case the original is lost before you submit it.

Colorado Supervised Driving Requirements

Colorado's GDL program requires teen drivers to complete the following before applying for a driver's license:

• A minimum of 50 total supervised driving hours
• At least 10 of those hours must be nighttime driving
• All hours must be recorded on the DR 2324 form with verifier initials and dates
• A supervising adult must be at least 21 years old and hold a valid driver's license
• Teen drivers should practice in a variety of conditions including highways, city traffic, and rural roads

Colorado GDL Program Overview

Colorado uses a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) system designed to help teen drivers build experience progressively. The first stage is the minor instruction permit, which allows teens to practice driving under adult supervision. After logging the required 50 hours on the Colorado Drive Time Log Sheet, teens can apply for a minor driver's license. During the first 12 months of holding a minor license, drivers under 18 face passenger restrictions and a nighttime curfew between midnight and 5 a.m. These rules are designed to reduce the risk of accidents as new drivers gain experience behind the wheel. After a year without violations, drivers can apply for a full unrestricted Colorado driver's license.

Related Forms and Next Steps

After completing your Colorado Drive Time Log Sheet and receiving your driver's license, you may need additional forms. Our driver application form can help you prepare your documentation. Drivers in other states can use our printable driving log to track their hours. Once licensed, visit our vehicle registration page for next steps as a new driver.