Drivers License
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Are you learning to drive for the first time, or just brushing up on rules and regulations? Whatever your starting point is, getting ready for a driver’s license test can be overwhelming. From understanding road signs to remembering suitable speeds in different environments.
We’re here to guide you through every step, from selecting an appropriate driving school, all the way through to passing without any hiccups. And with that sense of confidence and accomplishment that comes with having a valid driver’s license in hand.
Driver License by State
Alabama | Kentucky | North Carolina |
Alaska | Louisiana | North Dakota |
Arizona | Maine | Ohio |
Arkansas | Maryland | Oklahoma |
California | Massachusetts | Oregon |
Colorado | Michigan | Pennsylvania |
Connecticut | Minnesota | Rhode Island |
Delaware | Mississippi | South Carolina |
Florida | Missouri | South Dakota |
Georgia | Montana | Tennessee |
Hawaii | Nebraska | Texas |
Idaho | Nevada | Utah |
Illinois | New Hampshire | Vermont |
Indiana | New Jersey | Virginia |
Iowa | New Mexico | Washington |
Kansas | New York | West Virginia |
Wisconsin | Wyoming |
So get ready for your journey towards getting behind the wheel – let’s explore what it takes to successfully pass those tests.
Real I.D. and Drivers License?
What is a Real I.D.? In short, it is a recently passed federal law that will impact the way citizens obtain identification cards or driver’s licenses. The new law has been created to make all U.S identification cards adhere to national security standards, such as requiring extra documentation when applying for the card at your local DMV.
What this means, is that if you have not already gotten a card with these higher standards in place, you may need to reapply with extra proof of residency in order to receive one. These additional steps can largely depend on where you’re located and what kind of documents need to be submitted in order to get your ID card approved.
Although this type of security standard may seem like an inconvenience for some people, for others it’s an important step toward keeping everyone safe and secure.