Minimum age for a car driving licence in Yukon (2026)

Last reviewed: 9 October 2026

In short: Yukon may issue a learner's licence from age 15; the learner must be accompanied by a co-driver who has held a licence for at least two years. Except for the learner's licence, an operator's licence is not issued to a person under 16.

RuleWhat applies
Minimum age for a car licenceCar (category B) driving licence16 years [1]
Earliest age to drive a car supervisedCar (category B) driving licence15 years [1]
Driving before the minimum ageCar (category B) driving licence⚠ Not yet verified
Visitors on a foreign licence: ageCar (category B) driving licence⚠ Not yet verified
Learner's permit from ageCar (category B) driving licence15 years [1]

Notes

  • Section 11(1) provides that, except as provided in section 9 (learner's licence), an operator's licence shall not be issued to a person under 16. Applicants under 18 need a parent's or guardian's signature unless self-supporting or married.
  • The official yukon.ca and laws.yukon.ca pages returned an access error (HTTP 403) and could not be read, so no rule is stated.
  • No age rule for visitors with a licence from outside the province or territory was found.

Sources

  1. Government of Yukon: Motor Vehicles Act, RSY 2002, c 153 (unofficial consolidation; Internet Archive snapshot of 18 September 2026) (consulted 9 October 2026) · all sources

Yukon and neighbouring provinces and territories

Province or territoryMinimum age for a car licenceEarliest age to drive a car supervisedDriving before the minimum ageVisitors on a foreign licence: age
Yukon
16
15 (learner's licence)
⚠ Not yet verified
⚠ Not yet verified
British Columbia
⚠ Not yet verified
16, with a supervisor aged 22+ (from 19 Oct 2026)
L at 16, N road test, then record check (from 19 Oct 2026)
⚠ Not yet verified
Northwest Territories
16 (Class 5P, after a year as a learner)
15, with a supervisor (24 months' experience)
Class 5P from 16 after one year as a learner
⚠ Not yet verified

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