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Schedule your Driving Test Appointment!

Schedule your Driving Test Appointment! Please carefully read the requirements below to ensure that your visit is as fast and efficient as possible. The location the you have chosen offers driving tests for non-commercial vehicles (Class C licenses) only, NOT for commercial drivers.

Please carefully read the requirements below to ensure that your visit is as fast and efficient as possible.

The location the you have chosen offers driving tests for non-commercial vehicles (Class C licenses) only, NOT for commercial drivers.

Who can schedule a driving test online?

• A teenager who has held a valid Texas learner license for six months and is at least 16 years of age OR
• An adult who has:
  • Already applied for a driver license AND
  • Has passed the knowledge test.

If you do not fall into one of these categories, please visit a driver license office to schedule a driving test appointment.

An applicant for a minor’s restricted driver license (hardship license) cannot schedule a driving test online. He or she must schedule the test in an office.

• Individuals completing a teen driver education course must also complete the ITTD requirements.

Preparing for your driving test

To make sure you have everything you need for your visit, please carefully review what you will need to apply for a driver license and bring the following items to your appointment:

1. Your Texas learner license or Texas driver license with B restriction;
2. The driving test fee or the payment receipt if you have already paid. (Note: payment is good for only 90 days - date of expiration is listed on the payment receipt. You will be required to make payment again after expiration.);
3. If you are younger than 25, proof of driver education. Depending on the type of class you took, you will need one of these documents:
1. Texas Driver Education Certificate (DE-964) from a certified driving school;
   (i) Any individual who has completed a teen driver education course must complete the ITTD requirements
2. Parent Taught Driver Education Affidavit (DL-90B) and driving logs (classroom log and behind-the-wheel log); OR
3. Adult Driver Education Certificate (ADE-1317);
4. If you are under 18, a Verification of Enrollment (VOE) form, high school diploma or GED;
5. Proof of current liability insurance (in paper format – proof via smart phone will not be accepted) for the vehicle to be used for the road test; AND
6. A vehicle for the road test that meets all of these requirements:
1. Current registration sticker;
2. Two license plates with the front plate attached to the bumper (not required if you are borrowing the vehicle and it is properly registered in a state that does not require two plates);
3. No unusual mechanical issues (such as having doors that do not open from inside or outside the vehicle – this will result in failure of the vehicle inspection); AND
4. All of the vehicle safety requirements described at Driving Test Requirements.

Note:
If you use a rental vehicle for the test, the person taking the driving test must be listed on the rental agreement as an authorized driver. You must show proof that the rental vehicle is covered by liability insurance either by accepting the liability damage waiver when you rent the vehicle or by showing proof that your personal auto liability insurance covers rental vehicles. NO additional passengers (this includes infants, children, family members and / or friends) will be allowed in the vehicle during the driving test.

• An appointment must be scheduled using the customer's Texas driver license number or learner license number or it will be canceled without notice.
• A customer may only schedule one appointment. A driving school may not schedule the appointment for the customer. Duplicate appointments will be canceled without notice.
• At any time, you may reply with “C” to cancel your appointment. If you did not provide a cell phone number for the appointment, please contact DPS at (512) 424-2600.
• Please arrive one hour early for processing and/or payment. If you do not, your appointment may be rescheduled

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To reduce the amount of accidents involving teen drivers, many states—including Pennsylvania—have implemented a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program. As part of the PA GDL program, one of the first steps on your path to your driver's license is to obtain your PA learner's permit. Below you will find everything you need to know, from taking the DOT written exam to your learner's permit driving restrictions.

New to Pennsylvania?

If you're new to the state, you must obtain a learner's permit if:

• You're a first-time teen driver.
• You are a new PA resident who has an out-of-state driver's license that has been expired for more than 6 months.

It's important to note that out-of-state learner's permits cannot be transferred to Pennsylvania. You must apply for a Pennsylvania driver's permit and complete all applicable knowledge and skills tests in order to get a Pennsylvania driver's license.

Applying for Your Pennsylvania Learner's Permit

If you want to get a Pennsylvania learner's permit, you must be at least 16 years old. Before heading down to a driver license center, it's a good idea to make an appointment.

When you apply, you'll need to present:

• A completed Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application (Form DL-180)
  • You must have a medical professional conduct and examination on you and complete the required medical section of this application.
• A completed Parent or Guardian Consent Form (Form DL-180TD).
• If you're under 18 years old, the DL-180TD form MUSTbe completed by a parent, guardian, or spouse who is at least 18 years old or older. This form MUST be notarized or signed in front of the driver's license examiner at the driver license center.
• Proof of identity (e.g. original U.S. birth certificate, certificate of U.S. citizenship, valid U.S. passport). A full list of documents is located on the reverse side of the application.
  • If you are changing your name, you must present original documents supporting name changes (e.g. a marriage certificate, divorce decree or court order).
• Proof of residency documents, if you are 18 years old or older (e.g. bank statement, W-2, lease or mortgage). Acceptable documents are listed on reverse side of the application.
  • Proof of residency is not required if you're under 18 years old.
• Your Social Security card.
• Payment for the $35.50 fee.

You will also be required to pass a vision screening and a written permit test (see below). Once you pass both of these, you'll receive your Pennsylvania learner's permit, which is valid for 1 year.

Taking the DMV Written Exam

Once you have all the documents mentioned above, it's time to take your learner's permit test at a driver license center. The exam is based on information about Pennsylvania traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving techniques contained in the Pennsylvania Study Guide. Inside the guide you will also find a basic practice test. Our recommendation is to prepare for the exam with an industry-leading online practice test from our approved partner.

PA Permit Behind-the-Wheel Requirements

With your learner's permit in your possession, it's time to polish your driving skills with behind-the-wheel practice. This practice may only be completed with a licensed driver 21 years old or older.

During this phase of the GDL, you must:

• Log 65 hours of supervised driving with a licensed driver.
  • 10 hours must be at night.
  • 5 hours must be during inclement weather.

Once you complete your behind-the-wheel practice driving, you are one step closer to being ready for your road test.

If you are under 18 years old, a parent, guardian, or spouse at least 18 years old must sign a Parent or Guardian Certification form (Form DL-180C). The form MUST be notarized if your parent, guardian, or spouse will not be accompanying you to your road test. Turn in the DL-180C form when you take your road test.

You must hold your learner's permit for a minimum of 6 months before taking your road test for your junior driver's license. For details on the steps to take to get your junior license, please visit our PA Teen Licensing page.

Next Step: Your Junior Driver's License

Once you've completed your behind-the-wheel training hours, you can schedule your road test with PennDOT and move on to your junior driver's license. For details, please visit our page on Applying for a New License (Teen Drivers).

Pennsylvania Learner's Permit Driving Restrictions

During your learner's permit phase, you may drive only:

• With a licensed driver 21 years old or older.
• While properly wearing a seat belt at all times.

You may NOT drive:

• With any passengers other than immediate family (brother, sister, parent, etc.).

Driving Violations with a Pennsylvania Learner's Permit

Drivers under 18 years old risk a learner's permit suspension of 90 days if:

• You receive 6 points or more on your driving record (points can be accumulated by breaking any of the above conditions, as well as any other PA traffic & safety laws).
• You receive a single traffic ticket for driving 26 MPH or faster over the speed limit.

Replacing a Lost or Expired PA Driver's Permit

Lost PA Learner's Permit

If you lose your learner's permit, you can apply for a replacement either in person or by mail. The replacement license will be valid for the time remaining on your original.

In Person

• Visit a Driver License Center in person.
• Complete and submit a Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application to Add/Extend/Replace/Change/Correct form (Form DL-31)*.
• Pay the appropriate fee of $5 by check or money order, payable to “Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.'

Your duplicate Pennsylvania learner's permit will be handed to you over the counter.

By Mail

• Download and complete a Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application to Add/Extend/Replace/Change/Correct form (Form DL-31)*.
• Fill out a check or money order $5, made payable to “Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.'

Mail your payment and application to:

PennDOT
P.O. Box 68272
Harrisburg, PA 17106-8272

You should receive your duplicate PA learner's permit within 7 to 10 business days after processing.

*NOTE: If you are under 18 years old the DL-31 form MUST be signed by a parent, guardian, or spouse who is at least 18 years old. The signature MUST be notarized if they will not accompany you to the driver license center to apply or if you mail in the application for an extension.

Expired Pennsylvania Learner's Permit

You can apply for an extension to your learner's permit if it expires, or if you need more time to practice. You can also apply for an extension if you fail the road test 3 times. Extensions are valid for up to 1 year from the date it was issued.

To apply for an extension, go to your local driver license center and:

• Fill out the Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application to Add/Extend/Replace/Change/Correct (Form DL-31).
• If you are under 18 years old the DL-31 form must be signed by a parent, guardian, or spouse who is at least 18 years old. The signature MUST be notarized if they will not accompany you to the driver license center to apply or if you mail in the application for an extension.
• Pay the $5 duplicate learner's permit fee.

If you are unable to go to a driver license center in person, you may send the application and the fee (check or money order made payable to “ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania') to:

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PennDOT
P.O. Box 68272
Harrisburg, PA 17106-8272

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