Student guide to aquire licence
photo by Haley Grimes
Teenagers across the country strongly anticipate their 16th birthday. In today’s’ culture, getting your driver’s license is seen as a right of passage into becoming an adult. But what does that look like? As a potentially new driver, this can be intimidating. Here’s a list of things to remember when headed to the DMV to take your driver’s test.
- Birth certificate
- Social Security Card
- Daily/nightly driver hour log
- Permit
- Don’t run over the curb
- Proof of a passed written exam
- Your glasses or contacts
- A vehicle with no mechanical or electrical issues to drive
- Proof of residence
- Full stops at stop signs
- Hill parking techniques
- Money for fees
- Proof of enrollment in a Driver’s Education class
- Green means go
- Proof of behind-the-wheel hours with an instructor