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AZ Permit Practice Test 1
This FREE AZ Permit Practice Test contains 40 questions that are very similar (often identical!) to the real DMV test.
AZ Permit Practice Test 2
Take this FREE AZ Permit Practice Test to see how ready you are for the real thing!
AZ Permit Practice Test 3
Practice these 40 multiple choice questions and come to the real AZ Permit Test prepared!
AZ Permit Practice Test 4
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AZ Permit Practice Test 5
Getting ready for your AZ Permit Test? We've got you covered! 40 test questions, hints, detailed explanations, immediate feedback.
AZ Permit Practice Test 6
This FREE AZ Permit Practice Test contains 40 questions that are very similar (often identical!) to the real DMV test
AZ Marathon Practice Test
Your last step before the AZ Permit Test! This non-stop marathon contains ALL the practice test questions we have!
Fines, Limits, Regulations and Citations. Traffic citations, insurance, DUI, the points system, and fines that will appear on the AZ driver's permit exam.
AZ Signs and Situations Practice Test
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AZ road signs and road situations: learn when to yield, where to park and what all those road signs mean! Try this 50-question image-only AZ permit practice test now!
There’s no reason to worry about passing the Arizona driver’s permit exam or motorcycle permit exam! You have access to all the resources you need right here. Below are links to the AZ Driver’s Handbook, the AZ Motorcycle Handbook, and the Arizona License Guide. After you study, practice your test-taking skills using the five free Arizona driver’s permit practice exams and the Arizona motorcycle permit practice exam. These practice tests are modeled after the exams used by the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division and are a great way to prepare for the real thing. Utilizing these study tools will ensure that you are successful at obtaining your driver’s permit or motorcycle permit the first time you take the exam.
How Can I Apply for my AZ Driver’s License? Frequently Asked Questions
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What age must I be before I can apply for my Arizona license?
You have to be at least 15 ½ in order to begin the first step in applying for your Arizona driver’s license.
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Do I need documents when I go to apply for my Arizona license?
Yes. You will need identification documents to begin the licensing process in Arizona. Arizona allows its residents to begin their application process online. Once they come to the MVD office to complete the application, they should make certain they have:
- Two forms of Identification: One of them must have a clear photo of you
- If you have no photo ID, then present 3 forms of identification
- Your parent or legal guardian’s picture ID can count as 1 form of ID.
- Other forms of identification include: Birth certificate and U.S. Passport. Other acceptable forms of identification can be found at http://mvd.azdot.gov/mvd/formsandpub/viewPDF.asp?lngProductKey=1410&lngFormInfoKey=1410
- Signed Application (Must contain parent’s signature if between 15 ½ and 18 yrs. old).
- Social Security Number
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How can I qualify for my permit in Arizona?
Qualifying for a permit in Arizona is as simple as…..
- Being at least 15 ½ years old
- Providing Identification documents
- Having a signed application by parents (if under 18)
- Passing the vision test
- Passing the written test
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Where should I go when I’m ready to apply for my license in Arizona?
Driver’s licenses are issued at local Arizona MVD offices.
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How do I contact an Arizona MVD office?
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Who should bring me for my Arizona permit test?
If you are under 18, it’s best that your parent or legal guardian bring you. They will have to sign your application in front of an MVD official. If they are unable to bring you, your application must be signed in front of a notary public.
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Why do I need a physical in order to get a license in Arizona?
You don’t. Arizona doesn’t require a physical before obtaining a license.
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Do I need an eye exam before obtaining a license in Arizona?
Yes, this is a must. You will get a vision exam when you go to apply for your driver’s license. It’s free.
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Where should I go for my driver’s license photo in Arizona?
Your driver’s license photo will be taken at the Arizona MVD office the day you go in for your exam.
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How do I apply for my Arizona driver’s license?
Applying for an Arizona driver’s license is easy.
Here are the 5 steps to applying for your driver’s license.
- First, be at least 15 ½ years old.
- Second, read the driver’s manual and take practice tests in order to prepare for your permit test
- Third, gather the required identification documents
- Fourth, go to the MVD office to take your vision exam and written exam.
- Fifth, have your picture taken and receive your learner’s permit.
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What do I do next after I apply for my Arizona driver’s license?
After you pass your written exam, you will be given your learner’s permit. You are required to wait at least 6 months before moving forward with getting your license. During this period, you must practice driving with a licensed driver at least 21 years old. You need at least 30 hours (10 of which must be at night) of behind the wheel training. You may also get training from a certified driving instructor from an MVD-approved professional driving school.
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How Can I Get Ready for my AZ Permit Test? Frequently Asked Questions
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Why should I study for the Arizona permit test?
Studying for the Arizona permit test is a sure way of passing the exam. Choose the sources you will study from such as the manual and practice tests. Take your time to understand traffic laws and road signs.
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Do I need driver’s education when getting a license in Arizona?
You will need to supply documented hours of supervised driving. There are two ways to get these hours. Either….
- Practice driving under the supervision of a licensed driver at least 21 years old for 30 hours (10 of which must be at night).
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- Participate in an MVD-approved professional driving school’s behind-the-wheel training program.
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Where can I find an Arizona driver’s handbook?
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Should I read the whole Arizona driver’s manual for the permit test?
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Is there a mobile Arizona practice test app for my iPhone/iPad?
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Can you give any example questions that will be on the Arizona permit test?
Take a look at some of these sample questions that will be on the Arizona permit test:
- “A curb painted red means _________.”
- “The speed limit when approaching a school crossing is ___________.”
- “Unless prohibited by a sign, you may turn left on red when __________.”
- “When changing lanes _______________.”
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How is the Arizona permit test graded?
The Arizona permit test will be taken on computer. You will automatically receive your score once you are finished. You must make a score of 80% or higher.
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Are there any free Arizona permit practice tests online?
Absolutely! The web has plenty of free practice tests that will help you prepare for your actual exam. A great place to start is on the Arizona MVD website. Look at the list of websites below.
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Where can I go to take the permit test in Arizona?
You must go to an MVD office in order to take your permit test. If you want to find local offices go to http://www.azdot.gov/mvd/OfficeHourssql/ofclink.asp.
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What’s the best thing to do the night before my Arizona permit test?
The night before a permit test can make you nervous. We are here to tell you to relax. If you have studied properly, then you will do well. If you’d like, you can review the areas you may have had trouble with. You could also take a couple more practice tests online. Whatever you do, do not overwhelm yourself.
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How many people pass their Arizona permit test on the first try?
The passing rate for the actual Arizona permit test is less than 50%. Be sure you are ready!
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How can I tell that I’m ready to take my Arizona permit test?
Look for these signs to know that you are ready for your Arizona permit test
- You have…..Studied! Studied! Studied the manual!
- You are able to recall traffic laws
- You can recognize all road signs.
- You make high scores on your practice tests
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I think I’m ready to take my Arizona permit test, what next?
If you have already started your application online, just print the package and take it to your MVD office. Before you go, make sure you have all of your necessary Identification Documents (birth certificate, social security card etc.). If you do not begin your application online, you will have to complete it there – still take your identification documents with you.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Arizona Permit Test
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Where do I go to sign up for my Arizona permit test?
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When is it ok for me to get my permit in Arizona?
It’s ok to get your permit in Arizona if you are….
- At least 15 ½ years old
- Studied the permit test
- Pass the vision test
- Pass the written test
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What necessary documents should I take when I go for my permit test in Arizona?
Here is what you should take:
- Two forms of Identification: One of them must have a clear photo of you
- If you have no photo ID, then present 3 forms of identification
- Your parent or legal guardian’s picture ID can count as 1 form of ID.
- Other forms of identification include: Birth certificate and U.S. Passport. Other acceptable forms of identification can be found at http://mvd.azdot.gov/mvd/formsandpub/viewPDF.asp?lngProductKey=1410&lngFormInfoKey=1410
- Signed Application (Must contain parent’s signature if between 15 ½ and 18 yrs. old).
- Social Security Number
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How much is the Arizona permit test?
Arizona instructional permits cost $7.00.
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Should my parents bring me for my Arizona learner’s permit?
Your parents do not have to bring you but they must sign your application. The application must be signed either in front of an MVD official or in front of a notary public.
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What should I know in order to pass my Arizona permit test?
The Arizona MVD office expects you to answer basic questions about the rules of the road. The permit test will cover:
- Street Lanes
- Parking
- Road Signs
- Pavement Markings
- Passing Rules
- Adverse Weather Conditions
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How many questions are on the permit test in Arizona?
The Arizona permit test has 30 multiple choice questions.
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How will I be able to tell if I’ve passed the Arizona permit test?
You will find out your score as soon as you are done with your exam. You must score 80% or above in order to pass.
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What number of questions can I get wrong on the Arizona permit test?
The Arizona permit test has 30 multiple choice questions. You are expected to answer 24 out of 30 correctly. That means you are only allowed to get 6 wrong.
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What common mistakes should I avoid when taking the Arizona permit test?
The most common mistake is usually lack of preparation. You will do yourself a great service by studying the manual and taking the practice tests.
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Can I use the Arizona manual on the permit test?
Nope. You have to answer the questions without any help.
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Is a drug test necessary in order to get my permit in Arizona?
No drug test is required when getting a permit in Arizona.
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Where is the easiest MVD office in Arizona?
Save yourself the trouble and go to an MVD office near you. The best days to visit are usually Wednesday and Thursday. Find all locations along with their contact information at
http://www.dmvlocations.net/state/AZ.html.
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Where can I see some feedback from people who have already passed their Arizona permit test?
Click on any of the permit practice tests above and see the Facebook comments below the test. All of them were written by real people.
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What happens if I fail my Arizona permit test?
You will not be issued a permit if you can’t ace your exam. You must be able to demonstrate knowledge regarding the rules of the road.
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If I fail the Arizona permit test, when can I take it again?
The Arizona MVD office allows its applicants to take a permit test again as early as the next day. You have 3 attempts to pass inside of a 12 month period.
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Can I have any passengers in the car with me if I only have an Arizona permit?
A supervising licensed driver age 21 or older must sit next to you in the car. You are also allowed to have as many passengers as there are seat belts.
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What restrictions are there on my learner’s permit in Arizona?
You cannot drive alone. You must always have a licensed driver at least 21 or older in the car. Your permit expires 12 months after you get it.
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Am I permitted to drive anywhere in Arizona with a learner’s permit?
Yes. You are allowed to drive anywhere just as long as you have a licensed driver age 21 or older in the car with you at all times.
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What will happen after I pass my Arizona written test?
Congratulations on passing your test and obtaining your permit. Now, keep your permit at least 6 months before applying for your license. Use this time wisely. Either practice through an Arizona MVD driving school or with a licensed driver age 21 or older. Behind the wheel training should include at least 30 hours, 10 of those at night. Once you are ready, go to your local MVD office to take your road test.
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Getting Ready for Your Arizona Road Test: FAQ
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What do I need to practice while preparing for the Arizona road test?
Practice everything possible. This will include:
- Braking and accelerating
- Stopping at stop signs
- Staying in your proper lane
- Yielding to right of way
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Are there any places where I can’t drive in Arizona with a learner’s permit?
You are pretty much allowed to drive anywhere as long as you are accompanied by a licensed driver 21 or older. You are encouraged to drive in all sorts of places so that you can get adequate driving experience.
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How can I find driving schools in Arizona?
You can easily find a driving school in either your yellow pages or online. There are several driving schools scattered throughout Arizona such as Stop n Go Driving School and ABC Driving of Arizona. You can also find some schools at www.aboutdrivingschools.com/unitedstates/arizona.
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What do I need when I go in for the Arizona road test?
All you need for your Arizona road test is your permit, a working vehicle, proper insurance, person who signed your permit (if under 18), license fee ( based on age), and proof of behind-the-wheel training.
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What will I have to do on the Arizona road test?
The examiner will choose a route for you to take. Once this is complete, you will get in the car and drive. During your exam you will have to:
- Drive through Busy Intersections.
- Signal and Change lanes
- Show that you know the meaning of Traffic Signs.
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Any advice on what to do the night before the Arizona road test?
Here’s a cool tip….You and your supervising driver, can go to the MVD office and follow some other applicants on their course. That way you will have a general idea of what to expect and see the exact routes.
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Do I need to schedule a road test appointment in Arizona?
No, but you should arrive before 3:00pm for your road test.
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Where do I go to take my Arizona driving test?
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Will the Arizona DMV office supply me with a car for the road test?
No, that is your responsibility. The car you bring should be in good working condition and have current insurance and registration.
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Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Arizona: Frequently Asked Questions
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Can anyone take me for my road test in Arizona?
If you are under 18, whoever signed your permit application has to also sign your road test application. Therefore, whoever brought you for your permit should also bring you for your license.
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What tips will help me pass my Arizona road test the first time?
The best way to pass your test the first time is by impressing the examiner. Don’t be nervous. The best way to pass the first time is by doing things like….
- Avoiding abrupt stops
- Signaling at ALL turns
- Checking mirrors regularly
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What should I keep in mind when taking the road test in Arizona?
The best thing you can do is drive with confidence and skill. You should:
- Keep a comfortable distance between you and the car ahead of you
- Stop behind the white line at a stop sign (if there is one)
- Not chat with the examiner
- Apply brakes and acceleration smoothly
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Are there any common mistakes I’d want to avoid when taking the Arizona road test?
Mistakes are common when taking the road test. Be sure that you:
- Can locate important parts on the car such as brakes, windshield wipers, head lights, and turn signals.
- Don’t hit another object
- Don’t speed
- Don’t forget to exaggerate your head movements when checking your mirrors.
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What will I have to do on the driving test in Arizona?
Here are things that you should do:
- When you get ready to change lanes – look over your shoulder, look in the rearview mirror, signal, then change lanes.
- When you approach a stop light that says left turn yield on green, be sure there is no oncoming traffic near you.
- When backing out, inch out slowly in order to avoid being hit by other cars.
- When approaching a stop light, do not stop abruptly, it should be smooth and gradual.
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Should I expect Parallel Parking on the Arizona road test?
Arizona does not require its applicants to Parallel Park for the road test.
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Should I wear contacts/glasses on the Arizona road test?
If you wear corrective lenses, you should definitely wear them on your exam.
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Who will be allowed in the car with me during the Arizona driving test?
Only you and the examiner will be allowed in the car. This is something you will have to do on your own.
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What if I fail my driver’s test in Arizona several times?
Hopefully, you don’t fail several times. Your application fee will only pay for 3 attempts within a 12 month period. You can go back in as early as the next day.
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How much does an Arizona driver’s license cost?
It depends on your age. If you are:
- 16 -39 $25.00
- 40-44 $20.00
- 45-49 $15.00
- 50-above $10.00
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I Have Passed the AZ Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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I passed my Arizona road test! What’s next?
Congratulations! Once you pass, you will be issued your Graduated driver’s license (if you are between 16 and 18). If you are over 18, you will be issued your regular driver’s license.
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Are there any limitations on my Arizona driver’s license after I get it?
If you are under 18, you will receive a Class G license. With this license you cannot drive with anyone under 18 (unless they are your sibling). You may not drive between midnight and 5am (unless accompanied by a parent or driving to or from work).
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What things should I keep in mind when driving in Arizona for the first time?
Now that you are a licensed driver, you have the freedom and joys of the road. Watch for hazards depending on where you are driving:
- In the city, watch for pedestrians, on the highway watch for other drivers, in rural areas, watch for wild animals and ATV’s.
- It gets really foggy in Arizona at night – make sure you are clearly visible to the other drivers.
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What type of car insurance is needed in Arizona?
The state of Arizona requires every motorist to hold financial responsibility for their vehicle. You are required to have at least liability insurance.
You must have at least:
$15,000 bodily injury liability for one person
$30,000 for two or more persons
$10,000 property damage liability
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What do I need when getting car insurance in Arizona?
Usually, when getting car insurance for the first time, you will have to supply your insurance company with a few pieces of information such as your driver’s license number, address and vehicle type.
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What’s the average cost of car insurance in Arizona?
Your driving record, age bracket and car type will always determine the price you will pay for car insurance. Costs will also be determined based on how many people are on the policy. Insurance will tend to be higher if you are young or have a newer car. You can expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $200 depending on your driving record.
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Where can I find the cheapest car insurance in Arizona?
For cheap car insurance, check out lesser known companies such as A-1 Insurance or Auto Insurance America. If you use a site like the General, you can find car insurance quotes from multiple companies and choose the one that is best for you.
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Why is car insurance more expensive for new drivers in Arizona?
This is very common. Car insurance companies are weary of new drivers because of the high accident rate among that group.
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I Have Failed My Arizona Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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I failed the road test in Arizona, when can I retake it?
You are able to take your road test again as early as the next day. You have 3 attempts to take the test within a 12 month period.
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What happens if I fail my road test in Arizona?
It’s no fun failing your Arizona road test. You may take it again as early as the next day.
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How Can I Renew My Driver’s License In AZ? Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I renew my Arizona driver’s license?
Arizona has a unique licensing system. Once you have been issued your license, it is valid until age 65. You must go in every 12 years to have your photo updated and vision tested again. You can only renew your license in-person. You may renew your driver’s license any time before the expiration date of your current license.
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Where can I renew my Arizona driver’s license?
You must renew your license in person. This is your only option. Arizona has “extended” driver’s licenses which are valid until age 65. You must come in every 12 years to update your picture and vision test.
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Do I need to take the written test again when I go to renew my license in Arizona?
No, you aren’t required to take a written test again.
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I’m Moving to Arizona! Frequently Asked Questions
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Do I have to pass a road test when I move to Arizona from another state, for example Nevada?
If you have a current out-of-state driver’s license, you will more than likely not have to take a written or road test. For more information, log onto www.azdot.gov.
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Is my out-of-state learner’s permit valid in Arizona?
No. Arizona does not accept out of state learner’s permits.
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How long can I drive in Arizona with my out-of-state license?
If you are not an Arizona resident, you may drive in Arizona with your out-of-state license.
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How long may I drive in Arizona with my out-of-country license?
You are legally free to drive in Arizona with your out of country license but you must apply for an Arizona license if you are:
- Working in Arizona (other than for seasonal agricultural work)
- Registered to vote in Arizona
- Stay in Arizona longer than 7 months.
- Have a business based in Arizona that has a vehicle operating in Arizona
An International Driving License or Permit would come in really handy, although it isn’t required.
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How can I get more information about driving in Arizona?
For more information about driving in Arizona, you must go to
www.azdot.gov.
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General Questions About AZ Driving License
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When is it legal to drive in the state of Arizona?
It is legal to drive in Arizona once you receive a learner’s permit (you must have a supervising licensed driver sitting next to you at all times). You can begin the driving process at age 15 ½.
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Is there a legal limit for drinking and driving in Arizona?
You shouldn’t drink and drive at all. The legal limit is .08% if you are over 21 and .02% if you are under 21.
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