Night hour requirement
Night Driving Hours
North Carolina families need to know not just total driving time, but how many of those hours were completed at night.
Why night minutes need their own total
The DL-4A requirement includes at least 10 night hours within the 60-hour total, so night time should be tracked separately from daytime practice.
How NC Driving Log separates night time
When you log a drive, choose day or night. The dashboard keeps night progress visible so families can plan remaining practice before printing the final record.
What to keep in the log
- Mark each entry as day or night.
- Watch remaining night hours separately from total hours.
- Plan night practice before the deadline instead of discovering a shortfall late.
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Track night driving hours clearly
Add day and night drives in one log and see the night-hour requirement separately.
NC Driving Log is an independent tracking tool and is not affiliated with the NC DMV.