The Driver's license manual is a summary of Minnesota's motor vehicle and licensure requirements. For complete standards, consult the state statutes and rules. Review DVS Enhancements. Minnesotans can schedule their class D knowledge test appointment online at drive. This eliminates the need to wait in line for a test. Virtual lobbies at open exam stations Minnesotans can scan a QR code or text a code for the service they need when visiting a DVS exam station.
This checks them into a virtual lobby, so they can wait in their car or somewhere other than a physical line. This allows Minnesotans to maintain social distancing, reduce the number of customers inside an exam station at one time and stay out of the elements in cases of bad weather. Appointment-only road tests; adjustments to the class D road test. Summary of Requirements. Testing: Knowledge Written Test : The person must show proper identification when they are ready to take the test.
The knowledge test contains multiple choice and true false questions that show how well the person knows and understands Minnesota traffic laws and road signs. Only one test is allowed per day. Some stations offer a computerized test which is available in English or several other languages Hmong, Vietnamese, Somali, Spanish, and Russian — no walks ins for class D knowledge test, appointment only, motorcycle and CDL knowledge tests are first come first serve — also Karen, and American Sign Language Skill Road Test : The skill test consists of a demonstration of the vehicle's safety equipment, vehicle control skills and a driving performance test.
The person is tested on their ability to drive a motor vehicle safely under normal traffic conditions. The person may not have anyone in the car during the test other than the driver examiner.
It is recommend that an appointment be scheduled for the skill test at a Driver Exam Station or at Schedule a Skills Test. View the Office Locations. Vision Check : The person's vision will be screened when they apply for a permit or license. This is not a medical exam, it is a screening to determine if their vision meets minimum standards. Peripheral vision must be at least degrees in either one or both eyes.
If the person works for the United States Armed Forces or are a family member of someone in the Armed Forces stationed in Minnesota and hold a valid out-of-state driver's license the person does not need to obtain a Minnesota license. Test Requirements:. They do not need to take a skills road test. It is a regular driver's license that allows you to operate a common vehicle weighing 26, pounds or less.
Class C is for operating a single-unit vehicle, 26, pounds GVWR or less, with one or more endorsement for hazardous materials, passenger, or school bus. Motorcycle Endorsement. It allows you to ride a motorcycle on public roadways.
To get the endorsement, you must also possess a valid driver's license. This is your complete plan of action depending on your age. How to Apply for Instruction Permit in Minnesota Instruction permit is the first step of Minnesota graduated driver's licensing system. It gradually grants driving privileges to young inexperienced drivers. You can start driving education at the age of 14, however, the earliest you may apply for the permit is the age of The permit will allow you to drive supervised at all times by a licensed driver 21 year of age or older.
All occupants of the car must wear a seat belt, no using cell phones including hands-free devices is permitted. If your parents are divorced, your custodial parent or a stepparent married to your custodial parent may sign your application. Debit and credit cards are not accepted. Have it on you when you practice supervised driving.
How to Apply for Provisional License in Minnesota Provisional license is the second step of Minnesota graduated driver's licensing system for young drivers years of age. It allows you to drive on your own but with certain restrictions: All occupants of the car must wear a seat belt. No using cell phones including hands-free devices is permitted. No driving between midnight and 5 a. Only one passenger under 20 is permitted during the first 6 months and only 3 passengers under 20 are permitted during the second 6 months unless accompanied by a parent or guardian, or passengers are members of your immediate family.
Complete the classroom and behind the wheel education You should complete at least 6 hours of behind the wheel training and 30 hours of classroom instruction if you haven't completed it fully before getting your instruction permit. Schedule your road test Choose the exam station here tick Road Test- Class D to find suitable locations. Pass the road test Read here more about the road test. Complete the application and get the license Your validated record of the road test score and your application receipt will work as your temporary driver's license.
You may upgrade to the full Class D driver's license after holding the provisional license for 12 months without any convictions for alcohol, controlled-substance or crash-related moving violations. You may have no more than one moving violation that is not crash related. If you've never been licensed or have a foreign driver's license, start with step 1. If you've got an instruction permit, start with step 7. All documents in other languages must be accompanied by a certified English translation.
Your instruction permit will be valid for two years and can't be renewed. It allows you to drive supervised at all times by a licensed driver 18 years of age or older. It's better to schedule at least 3- 4 weeks in advance as some locations test once a week only. It will expire on your 21st birthday. You may apply for an over license three weeks before your 21st birthday. From then on, your license will expire every four years.
It consists of 40 multiple-choice and true or false questions that test your knowledge and understanding of Minnesota traffic laws and road signs. It can be administered on a computer or paper. There are 95 driver exam stations that provide knowledge tests on a walk-in-basis. The least busy time is usually between 8 and 9 a. Study Minnesota Driver's Manual as all questions are based on the information provided there. Then prepare with the help of our free practice tests available here.
When you feel comfortable with your score, you are ready! You can also download our free DMV Genie app to study on the go. Get it on the App Store or on Google Play. What common errors must I avoid when taking the MN knowledge test? The most common mistake comes from not knowing enough information out of the manual. This happens when people study solely with practice tests. Make sure you read the manual first. Another problem is rushing through questions. Take your time and remember what you have studied.
Can I use the manual when taking the actual test? Yes, the exam stations that offer computer-based tests can also offer you a test in Hmong, Vietnamese, Somali, Spanish and Russian.
You may take only one knowledge test per day. Road Test Step-by-Step Guide. Media Center. Contact DPS. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again.
Driver's License Information Page Content. Find general information for the following licenses: Class D. Commercial - Class A. Commercial - Class B. Commercial - Class C. Schedule online at drive. Please check with your local exam station for testing times. If you have had a name change but have not updated your name change with the Social Security Administration, you must do so prior to applying for any driver's license or identification card type.
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