How to Take a Practice Learner's Permit Test
Every state has a Department of Motor Vehicles where you will apply for your learner's permit. A learner's permit gives a young teen experience to learn when he or she has not yet met state requirements for a registered license. When applying for a learners permit to drive, you must first meet the learners permit eligibility requirements. Read on to learn more.
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Things You'll Need
- Social Security card
- Parental consent form filled out and notarized
- Birth certificate
- Proof of residence
Instructions
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Enroll in a driver's education training class.
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Study the driver's training manual for the written or online permit test. Upon completion, show proof of passing the test.
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Pass an eye test at Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Take a knowledge test. The knowledge test is a short test about the rules of the road. The process varies with each state.
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Bring necessary documentation with you to Department of Motor Vehicles. Bring your original birth certificate, Social Security card, and proof of where you live.
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Bring a licensed driver with you who is over 21 years of age. Wear your seat belts. Children under the age of 3 must be in approved car safety seats. You can only drive from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Tips & Warnings
Study hard. Prepare by studying online or reading your manual.
Photocopies of documents are strictly prohibited. Present original documents.
Ask a friend to help you study.
Don't drive without your permit.
Don't drive with a permit alone.
