Alaska driving log rules
In Alaska, a parent signs for the hours at the license office or the driving school. There is nothing to print at home.
In the state's own words
“Person(s) listed below as authorized may accompany the minor and complete the parental consent portion of the D1 application at time of applicaiton.”
“If this minor is applying for a provisional license, they have had at least 40 hours of driving experience, including at least 10 hours in progressively challenging circumstances.”
“Form 433 may be completed by person(s) listed below as authorized. This form must be notarized and submitted at the time of issuance of the provisional license.”
Checked on the state's own website on October 18, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with your DMV before your appointment.
What this means for you
Alaska has no log form. The parent comes to the DMV and signs the consent section of the license application, Form D1, for at least 40 hours, 10 of them at night or in bad weather. A parent who cannot come signs Form 433 before a notary.
Track Alaska's 40 hours with GoTime
- GoTime counts the hours and the night hours as you drive, and shows how close you are to Alaska's 40 hours, 10 at night or in bad weather.
- Parents and the teen share one log. Every drive lands in it, whoever's phone started it.
- Export the whole log as a PDF, free, with the date, the hours and the night hours of each drive.
