The document provides information about obtaining a Class D Instruction Permit in Minnesota including eligibility requirements, testing procedures, application process, and permit duration. A person must be at least 15 years old, pass a knowledge test, and if under 18 complete driver's education and have parental consent to obtain an instruction permit. With a permit, a driver must be supervised and meet time requirements before taking a road test for a license.
The document provides information about obtaining a Class D Instruction Permit in Minnesota including eligibility requirements, testing procedures, application process, and permit duration. A person must be at least 15 years old, pass a knowledge test, and if under 18 complete driver's education and have parental consent to obtain an instruction permit. With a permit, a driver must be supervised and meet time requirements before taking a road test for a license.
The document provides information about obtaining a Class D Instruction Permit in Minnesota including eligibility requirements, testing procedures, application process, and permit duration. A person must be at least 15 years old, pass a knowledge test, and if under 18 complete driver's education and have parental consent to obtain an instruction permit. With a permit, a driver must be supervised and meet time requirements before taking a road test for a license.
The document provides information about obtaining a Class D Instruction Permit in Minnesota including eligibility requirements, testing procedures, application process, and permit duration. A person must be at least 15 years old, pass a knowledge test, and if under 18 complete driver's education and have parental consent to obtain an instruction permit. With a permit, a driver must be supervised and meet time requirements before taking a road test for a license.
At what age can a person obtain a Class D Instruction Permit to practice driving? • Must be at least 15 years of age • If between ages 15-18, must have completed the appropriate amount of classroom instruction and be enrolled in behind-the-wheel instruction
What testing is required?
• Must pass Class D knowledge test • Must pass vision screening
Where can I take the Class D knowledge test?
• Class D knowledge tests are offered by appointment only at DVS exam stations. Schedule an appointment online at drive.mn.gov by selecting Schedule or Reschedule a Road or Class D Knowledge Test.
What do I need to bring for the knowledge test?
• Identification documents (refer to dvs.dps.mn.gov or the driver’s manual for a list of acceptable documents) • Proof of completing driver education if under age 18 • If you fail two consecutive tests, a $10 fee will be charged for each subsequent knowledge test
Where do I make application for the Instruction Permit?
• There are 14 exam stations that accept applications and 127 Driver’s License Agent offices. Refer to dvs.dps.mn.gov
What do I need to bring when making application for the Instruction Permit? • Identification documents (refer to dvs.dps.mn.gov or the driver’s manual for a list of acceptable documents) • Corrective lenses (if needed) • Parent or legal guardian, if under the age of 18. If they are not available at time of application, need their notarized signature on the application. • Appropriate fee
How long do I need to have an Instruction Permit?
• If you are 18 and under, you must practice driving with a licensed adult driver for at least six months before a driving test can be taken o You must complete behind the wheel instruction and be age 16 to take the road test. Exceptions are for farm work and medical licenses • If you are 19 or older, you must practice driving with an adult licensed driver for at least three months before taking a driving test
Page 1 of 2 Rev. August 2020 Driver Services Class D Instruction Permit FAQs What if I am under age 18 and have an Instruction Permit from another state? If applying for a Minnesota Instruction Permit: • Must meet ID requirements • Present out of state Instruction Permit • Pass Class D knowledge test • Fill out application • Parent/legal guardian signature • Pay Instruction Permit fee If applying for a Minnesota Driver’s License and using Instruction Permit time from another state: • At the time of the road test, you must present a certified copy of your driving record from your previous state showing you had valid driving privileges the last six months • Present proof of having driver’s training equivalent to Minnesota’s requirements of 30 hours classroom and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel • Documentation of passing the road test • Fill out application • Parent/legal guardian signature • Pay Driver’s License fee
What if I am under age 15 and I have an Instruction Permit from another state? • Minnesota law does not allow a person under the age of 15 to drive
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