What is the minimum age to obtain a full (unrestricted) Delaware driver's license?

In Delaware, the minimum age to obtain a full (unrestricted) driver's license is indeed 18 years old. At this age, individuals are considered adults and can carry all the privileges of driving without the restrictions applied to provisional or intermediate licenses. Before reaching 18, individuals can obtain a learner’s permit and then a provisional license at the age of 16, which allows them to drive under certain conditions but does not grant the full privileges that come with an unrestricted license.

The transitional process is designed to ensure that new drivers accumulate experience and demonstrate responsible driving behavior before receiving full driving privileges. By setting the age for a full license at 18, Delaware ensures that drivers have reached a level of maturity and responsibility that is crucial for safe driving.