I recently came and got the state ID but I was wanting to take the test for the driver’s license and also do the drivers test written and driven part

A) That’s great! Getting your state ID is a necessary first step towards obtaining your driver’s license. Now you’re on to the exciting part – taking the knowledge and driving skills tests. Here’s how to proceed:

1. Knowledge Test:

• Eligibility: Check your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website for eligibility requirements for taking the knowledge test. Usually, you need to be a resident of the state, meet the minimum age requirement (typically 16 or 18), and have your valid state ID.
• Preparation: Study the official driver’s manual provided by your state’s DMV. It covers traffic laws, road signs, safe driving practices, and other important information. Online practice tests and driver’s education courses can also be helpful.
• Scheduling: Contact your local DMV office or visit their website to schedule your knowledge test appointment. Some states allow walk-ins, while others require appointments.

2. Driving Skills Test:

• Prerequisite: You must pass the knowledge test before taking the driving skills test.
• Requirements: You’ll need a valid learner’s permit and a roadworthy vehicle insured in your name or a licensed driver’s name. Some states may require the vehicle to have a brake dual control system for the examiner.
• Preparation: Practice driving in various conditions and environments with a licensed driver before your test. Familiarity with the test route, if available, can also be beneficial.
• Scheduling: Once you pass the knowledge test, contact your DMV office or visit their website to schedule your driving skills test appointment.

Additional Resources:

• State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website: Look for your specific state’s DMV website for detailed information on driver’s license requirements, testing procedures, and fees.
• Driver’s education courses: Local driving schools offer courses that can help you prepare for both the knowledge and driving skills tests.
• Practice tests: Online practice tests can help you assess your knowledge of traffic laws and road signs before taking the official test.

Remember, patience and practice are key to successfully obtaining your driver’s license. Don’t hesitate to ask questions at the DMV or seek help from driving instructors if needed. Good luck with your tests!