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- LEARNER PERMIT CLASS PD
- INTERMEDIATE RESTRICTED
- UNRESTRICTED n At least 17 years old n Held a valid Restricted Intermediate for 1 year n Cannot have
- No test may be repeated on the same day. • Mandatory 7-day waiting period is required after failing the knowledge test.
- Original License
- Class PD Vision Screening and Knowledge tests Exchanging PD to D
20 Requirements: LEARNER PERMIT CLASS PD n Must be 15 years old n Vision Exam n Knowledge Test n SF 1010 Form (Proof of Compulsory School Attendance and Satisfactory Progress) n Parent or Legal guardian must sign Teenage Affidavit of Financial Responsibility n Birth Certificate* n Social Security Number ** n Proof of citizenship or lawful permanent Resident INTERMEDIATE RESTRICTED n Must be 16 years old n Held a valid PD for 6 months n Certification of 50 hours behind-the-wheel experience, including 10 hours at night n Cannot have: six or more points on driving record during the 180 days immediately preceding application n Driving Test INTERMEDIATE UNRESTRICTED n At least 17 years old n Held a valid Restricted Intermediate for 1 year n Cannot have: o six or more points on driving record o have been at fault in a traffic crash o have been convicted of a 2nd seatbelt violation [ these would add a 90 day waiting period to the 1 yr Intermediate Restricted duration] REGULAR CLASS D n Must be at least 18 years of age n Optional: can apply for a duplicate of license without ‘the word “Intermediate” on’ the face Fees: $10.50, any age under 18 years old. Age 16 = $24.50 Age 17 = $21.00 Age 18 = Eligible for regular driver license Age 17 = $2.00 Age 18 = Eligible for regular driver license ($8 duplicate fee if had Intermediate license) $8.00 or $12.00, regular duplicate fee depending upon if 1 st or subsequent duplicate Issued for: 12 months until age 21 Same expiration date @ age 21 Same expiration date @ age 21 Restrictions: n Must have licensed driver age 21 or older in front seat n Cannot drive between 10:00 PM - 6:00 AM n Seatbelts mandatory for all passengers age 4 thru 17 (or child restraint device if under age 4) n Only one passenger n Cannot drive between 11:00 PM - 6:00 AM n Seatbelts mandatory of all passengers age 4 thru 17 (or child restraint device if under age 4) n Seatbelts mandatory for all passengers age 4 thru 17 (or child restraint device if under age 4) n No additional restrictions, however, license still states “Intermediate” prominently on the face of the license n No restrictions and license looks like regular “Under 21 license” * See page 9 for information on acceptable forms of identification. ** See page 10 for more information on SSN requirements. PD Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 At least 6 months At least 12 months Until age 18 Table: 3.2 GDL At-a-Glance Review The Graduated Driver License requirements do not apply to anyone age 18 and older OR anyone under the age of 18 who has graduated high school or received their GED. If you are sixteen (16) years of age you may also obtain a Class D regular driver license if you are emancipated by active duty military service, marriage or court order. 21 Section A-4 THE EXAMINATIONS General Information: • Your driver license examination will consist of a vision screening, a knowledge test, and a road test. • Driver license tests are given at all Driver Service Centers except for the express service centers. The knowledge tests are administered on a first-come, first-served basis. • Due to the length of time to administer, road tests are taken by appointment. • Road tests are not given in extreme weather (heavy rain/snow, dense fog, hail, high winds, icy roads, etc.) • During winter months road tests are not given in the dark. • No test may be repeated on the same day. • Mandatory 7-day waiting period is required after failing the knowledge test. • Mandatory waiting periods are required when an applicant fails the road test for the original issuance of a Class D license. For details on these waiting periods, see Table 4.2. • When you return to take a test over, you must bring back all of the original documents you are required to provide. • You will be required to pay the $2 application fee each time you take a test and fail. This fee applies to PD, D and H tests. Determining Which Tests Are Required: To determine if a driver can see well enough to drive, a vision screening is required before any license or permit is issued. An applicant is required to have at least 20/40 vision in each eye individually and both eyes together. This may be with or without your glasses or contact lenses. If you are unable to successfully complete the vision screening, you must have an eye specialist of your choice fill out an eye statement for the Department to evaluate. You will be given an exam covering knowledge needed to drive safely. The test will consist of multiple choice questions based on information contained in sections B and C of this manual. You can expect the test to approximately consist of the following four areas: Traffic signs and signals—25% Safe driving principles—25% Rules of the road—25% Drugs and alcohol—25% 1. Test Formats The knowledge tests are administered in our Driver License Service Centers using computerized testing machines. In very limited circumstances, tests are administered in written formats. Our Driver Service Centers that have the computerized testing are also currently able to offer the test in 3 alternate language formats of Spanish, Korean or Japanese. Applicants for whom English is not their first language may also use a translation dictionary as long as there are no notes or other handwriting visible within the pages of the book. The use of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), Smart Phones, Electronic Dictionaries and other similar electronic devices are NOT allowed during testing. Interpreters are NOT allowed to assist with any of the driver license testing. Oral tests are available by appointment at selected Driver License Service Centers for applicants who have a learning disability or cannot read. If the applicant requesting an oral test is under age eighteen (18), a written statement from a physician or educational specialist stating that the applicant has a medical condition or learning disability will be required before the test can be administered in the oral format. In the event the applicant requesting an oral test is deaf, the Department of Safety will furnish a certified sign language interpreter to assist with the administration of the exam. Any form of cheating by an applicant on a required examination will result in an automatic failure and the applicant will not be allowed to re-attempt the test for thirty (30) days. Forms of cheating include, but are not limited to the following: • Use of any form of written notes (including notes on paper, clothing, body, digital pagers, etc.) • Talking during the examination (includes cell phone use) • Attempting to allow another person to take the examination • All cell phones, pagers or text messaging devices must be turned off during both written and road test administration. Original License Class D or Class H Full Tests: Knowledge, Road Skills, Vision Screening Class PD Vision Screening and Knowledge tests Exchanging PD to D Vision Screening and Road Skills Duplicate, Renewal No Test Adding For-Hire Vision Screening and Knowledge tests Endorsement New residents, with Vision Screening only, if out-of-state current and valid license is valid and not expired; out-of-state license otherwise, knowledge and road skills test, Vision Screening New residents, Vision Screening, Knowledge and Road from other countries Skills test or no prior license Table: 4.1 Note: See Motorcycle Manual for Class M tests, and CDL Manual for Classes A, B, and C VISION SCREENING KNOWLEDGE TEST Yüklə 10,55 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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