What is the age when you are allowed to obtain a full driver's license in Wisconsin after holding a TIP?

In Wisconsin, a full driver's license can be obtained at 18 years of age, provided that the individual has held their temporary instruction permit (TIP) for the required time and has completed the necessary driver's education and behind-the-wheel training. This age requirement reflects Wisconsin's initiative to ensure young drivers have adequate experience and maturity before being granted full driving privileges. Prior to this age, individuals can hold a TIP and gain practical experience driving under certain restrictions until they meet the qualifications for a full license. Holding a TIP is crucial for developing the skills needed for safe driving, and once a driver turns 18, they are eligible to take the necessary steps to transition to a full licensure.