North Carolina DL-4A help
DL-4A Driving Log
The DL-4A driving log is the North Carolina form families use when advancing from a learner permit to the next license level. The form expects a signed record of supervised driving time.
What DL-4A asks families to show
The official form says the log should document at least 60 hours of driving, no more than 10 counted hours per week, at least 10 night hours, and a supervising driver signature.
How the app supports DL-4A preparation
NC Driving Log stores the entries, totals the counted hours, and separates night time, then produces a print-friendly export that makes the final DL-4A review far less manual.
See a shortfall before you print, not at the counter
Picture 60 counted hours logged, 12 of them at night, with a supervising driver on every entry. The app totals the hours and keeps night time on its own line, so a shortfall shows up while you still have time to fix it. If those night hours had come to only 8, you would see the gap at home rather than at the DMV.
What to keep in the log
- Confirm total, night, and counted weekly hours before printing.
- Review supervising driver information before submission.
- Print and sign the final record when ready for DMV.
Frequently asked questions
What does the DL-4A driving log require?
The DL-4A documents at least 60 hours of supervised driving (no more than 10 counted per week), at least 10 of them at night, plus a supervising driver signature.
Do I still submit the official form?
Yes. The DL-4A is the official North Carolina form. NC Driving Log helps you prepare a complete, print-ready copy. It does not replace the form.
Will the exported PDF be accepted at the DMV?
The export produces a DL-4A-ready PDF, but NC Driving Log can't guarantee acceptance by every DMV office or any agency. Review your information before submitting and follow current NCDMV instructions.
Is there a subscription?
No. Logging and tracking are free. A one-time $5 payment unlocks the printable, pre-filled DL-4A.
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NC Driving Log is an independent tracking tool and is not affiliated with the NC DMV.
Source: Official NCDOT DL-4A driving log