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Starting the Journey

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Welcome to the world of driving in Tennessee! Obtaining your license is one of the most gratifying moments in your life. Our purpose through this guide is to make sure you get to that moment with as little stress or complications as possible. Getting your driver license in Tennessee is a smooth sailing process that only requires that you prepare slightly before embarking on the adventure. That is where we come in, we are here to help you know exactly what it is you need to prepare and how to prepare it properly.

This is a process that will only take a small amount of your time; in fact, the guide is specifically organized towards ensuring that you are able to get through things as quickly as possible. Jam packed with information regarding everything from obtaining your learner permit, driver license, or ID card all the way to how to renew, replace, or change these items. We will make getting ready to drive on the friendly Tennessee roads fast and easy. So, enjoy as we make life a bit less complicated.

ALL DRIVERS

You must also remember that the roads aren’t always safe; therefore, it is in your best interest to fully prepare for whatever may your way before you begin driving. When you begin driving, you not only take on the responsibility for your safety, but you also take on the responsibility of the safety of your passengers and all passengers in the vehicles around you. So, in order to best prepare yourself to take on that responsibility, it is always wise to first obtain your learner’s permit to be able to learn to drive properly.

If you would like to understand how to obtain your learner’s permit, please read the steps below:

Vision ExamTo drive safely, you need to meet certain vision standards. For this reason, the DMV needs you to have your vision screened before issuing your driver’s license.

In Tennessee, you need to have a minimum 20/40 vision in each of your eyes to pass the vision screening. If you wear corrective lenses, you are required to wear them for the test also, but your license will have a restriction so you only be allowed to drive with your lenses on.

If you don’t pass your vision exam, you will be referred to a specialist that will conduct further testing to determine if your vision can be corrected to safely operate a vehicle in Tennessee.


Written ExamWhen you apply to get a new license, you also need to have the appropriate knowledge of traffic rules and Tennessee laws. If you need special accommodations, translation or an oral exam, make sure you call the office before attending so they can make arrangements prior to your arrival.

The knowledge exam is based on the Tennessee Driver’s Manual. Study thoroughly before taking the test because if you fail, you have to wait seven days before applying to retake it, and you won’t be able to continue with the licensing process until you pass.

At the agency, you will be assigned a computer and will have to answer multiple choice questions about traffic signs and signals, safe driving principles, rules of the road and drugs and alcohol.

Driving TestTaking a driving test is necessary in order for the DMV to determine your driving skills level. The first part of the exam, which includes a safety check, will show the examiner that you have an acceptable level regarding your vehicle. When you go to take your driving test, you are required to provide a vehicle that is both insured, and passes the safety requirements.

All drivers are required to schedule an appointment before taking the road test. You can make your appointment in person at a Driver License Center, online or by phone, calling 1-866-849-3548.

You must have passed your knowledge exam before taking the road test. It is recommended that you arrive to the testing location at least 15 minutes ahead. If you are five minutes late, you will have to reschedule your appointment.

During the road test, you will be driving with an instructor seating beside you. The instructor will evaluate the following aspects:

• Preparing and starting your vehicle

• Controlling gas and brake pedals

• Handling curves properly

• Crossing intersections

• Making turns

• Changing lanes

• Obeying traffic signs and signals

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• Stopping the vehicle

• Backing up the vehicle

Be careful not to break any laws, perform dangerous actions or do anything that contributes to an accident. Follow the directions given by the instructor at all times. Failure to do this will cause you to lose all the points of the test.

You must not make more than six errors to get a passing score on your test. If you don’t pass the road test the first time, you have to wait some time before retaking it. This term is calculated based on the number of errors you had during your driving test:

• From seven to nine errors: You can take the test the next day.

• From ten to twelve errors: You have to wait seven days to retake the test.

• From 13 to 15 errors: You have to wait 14 days.

• 16 or more errors or automatic failure: You must wait 30 days.

TEEN DRIVERS

If you’re a teenager on the brink of entering adulthood, chances are you’re currently dreaming of obtaining your driver’s license. Well, we are here to help you to make that dream a reality! In each step moving towards obtaining your license, we will outline and help you to better understand each procedure you must complete. As a new driver, it is important that you carefully read through each step and fully understand how everything operates. This is to ensure that you avoid any complications, but also to be sure that you are well prepared to take on your responsibilities on the road. By completing these steps and obtaining your license, you will take those first steps towards proving you are a well prepared driver. So, let’s begin the journey!

Step 1: Lerner PermitTo be eligible to get your learner’s permit in Tennessee, you must be at least 15 years old and have passed the knowledge and vision tests. Once you meet these requirements you will have to go to a DMV office and provide:

• ONE proof of ID, such as an ID card or U.S. passport.

• TWO proofs of Tennessee residency, like utility bills and bank statements showing your address.

• ONE proof of Social Security, such as your Social Security card.


Read Chapter Two of the Driver’s Manual for a complete list of documents that you may provide.

In addition to your identification documents, you must also have your parent or legal guardian fill out a Minor/Teenage Affidavit and Cancellation form and get a Certificate of Compulsory School Attendance (Form SF1010) from your high school. This form must not be older than thirty days.

If you are home schooled, you can provide:

• A letter from the Superintendent’s Office verifying that you are home schooled.

• Verification of Home School Enrollment (Department of Safety Form SF-1193).

You will be issued a learner’s permit which has certain restrictions:

• You have to be accompanied by a licensed driver, 21 years of age or older, seating beside you in the front passenger seat.

• You are not allowed to use any type of mobile device while driving.

• You are not allowed to drive between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

• You must always wear a safety belt.

FeesWith your permit, you will have 180 days to practice, then, you can apply for a Restricted Intermediate License. There is a $10.50 fee to get your Learner Permit.

Step 2: Restricted Intermediate LicenseTo be eligible to get a Restricted Intermediate License, you have to be at least 16 years old, not have more than six points on your record and have held your learner permit for a minimum of 180 days. To apply, first schedule a road test at the DMV.

Once you pass the road test, go to the DMV office again and provide your learner’s permit and a Certification of 50 hours behind the wheel driving experience.

You will be issued a Restricted Intermediate License that will allow you to drive unsupervised, as long as all the passengers in the vehicle wear a seatbelt.

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TipThe DMV has online practice tests available that can help you pass your knowledge evaluation.

Step 3: Unrestricted Intermediate LicenseFor this next step, you must be at least 17 years old, have not caused a traffic accident, have not accumulated more than six points on your record and have not incurred in two or more safety belt violations. In addition to that, you must have held your restricted intermediate license for at least one year.

You have to go to a DMV office and provide your restricted intermediate license. When you become 18 years old, you can go again and turn it your intermediate license to get a full unrestricted driver’s license.

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Getting Your First Tennessee License


FeesThe fee for a Tennessee driver’s license is $3.25 per year of license validity and $2 application fee for a total of $28.

Congratulations! If you have gone through the steps of getting your Driver’s Permit in Tennessee, you are now only one step closer to obtaining your driver license. And we’re sure you are more than ready to finish the process. Well, no need to worry because the process is almost over! Now it’s only a matter of mastering the art of driving to get your license. All that is required now is that you follow the steps below that best fit your situation to officially hold that brand new license.

Adult Drivers: Never Had a Driver License

If you are 18 years old or older, have never had a license and are now looking to obtaining one then, you have come to the right place. Getting a license for first-time drivers is a very simple process through the state of Tennessee by first following the steps on how to apply.

You will have to go to a full service licensing office and provide the following documents:

• ONE proof of U.S. citizenship, such as your birth certificate or certificate of naturalization.

• Primary one proof of ID, such as an ID card or U.S. passport.

• Secondary one proof of ID, such as a pay stub.




At the licensing center you will be required to pass a vision, knowledge and road tests before issuing your license. Remember that road tests must be scheduled ahead, and you must arrive at least 15 minutes early.



ADULT DRIVERS: NEW RESIDENTIf you already hold a license from another state and have become a new resident of Tennessee, you need to obtain a Tennessee license within 30 days. It is very important to make sure that you obtain a valid driver’s license within this term; let’s begin so you can obtain your Tennessee license as soon as possible!Since you already have a valid out-of-state license, you can get a Tennessee driver’s license without taking the knowledge and road tests. You will only have to go to a DMV office and provide:

• Your current out-of-state license

• ONE proof of U.S. citizenship, such as your birth certificate or certificate of naturalization.





At the DMV you are required to pass a vision screening, and then you will be issued your driver’s license.If your out-of-state driver’s license has been expired for six months or more, you will have to take all the tests, including the knowledge and road tests.The fee for a Tennessee driver’s license is $3.25 per year of license validity and $2 application fee for a total of $28 The fee for a Tennessee driver’s license is $3.50 per year of license validity and $2 application fee for a total of $19.50..

TipIf you hold a valid learner’s permit issued in another state, you can also request a Tennessee learner permit by surrendering your current document and passing a vision screening. Refer to the Learner’s Permit section for more information.


Renewing Your License“Oh no, my license has expired!”

That is something no one ever wants to have to say, as it means you no longer hold a legal license to drive. This means a loss of freedom and the risk of getting a ticket, so it is best to renew your license as soon as you notice the expiration date creeping up on you.

But, before you renew your license, it is best that you thoroughly comprehend the process so that you can avoid any error or issues that may occur. To begin, you must remember that a Tennessee driver’s license expires every five years on your birthdate. Thankfully, Tennessee allows you to renew your license either in person or online.

ONLINEUse this method only if you don’t need to make any changes to your driver license information. If you require having a new photograph taken or if you need to provide ONE proof of legal presence, you must go in person to a DMV office. You will also need a credit or debit card to pay the applicable fees online.

To renew online just click here and then follow the prompts on screen. You will be requested to enter your driver’s license number and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.

At the end of the process, you will have to print the confirmation notice that will serve as your temporary driver license while you wait for your renewal to arrive in the mail.

IN PERSONIf you want to renew in person, or if you are required to do so, you can go to a DMV office and provide:

• Your expired or about to expire driver license.

• ONE proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful presence.

• Pass the vision screening.

Typically, the DMV will send you a notice by mail about a week before your license expire indicating the renewal methods you are allowed to use and if you are required to

FeesThe fee for a Tennessee driver’s license is $3.25 per year of license validity and $2 application fee for a total of $28.



renew in person. When you renew in person, you get your license immediately.

MilitaryMembers of the military can renew by mail providing:

• A notarized copy of the front and back of the military ID card.

• Military Orders that prove you are stationed outside of Tennessee.

• Mailing and email address.

• Fees in the form of a check or money order.


Updating Your License InformationNow your life may be coming to a turning point, which can mean changes both as big as changing your name to a more subtle change such as moving neighborhoods. Either way, this information is essential to your identification, which includes your driver licenses. So, how can you ensure that these changes are made to your driver license should you ever need them to be made? Well, you only need to inform the Tennessee DMV. To better understand the process and steps you have to take, you must follow the steps that best fit your situation below.

CHANGING YOUR NAME

Making the decision to change your name is not only a big personal decision, but it will also greatly affect your documents and general information in regards to your identity. If you have officially changed your name, then, you will surely be required to change your name on all of your identification documents and cards, including your driver license.

To request a change of name, you must go to a driver license office in person and provide one proof of the change. You can present:

• An original or certified copy of your marriage license including your full name and date of birth. The marriage must have already occurred before applying at the DMV.

• A court decree with the original signature from the judge or an official court seal.

CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS

In the case that you may have recently moved to a new address, it is essential that you update the address on your driver license. All you must do is, follow the steps below that outline the process.

You can change your address by mail. Just send a note with your new residential address at:

FeesFirst change $8

Subsequent changes $12


TipRemember that when you conduct your transactions online, you must have a valid credit or debit card to pay the fees and a working printer to print your temporary license.

Tennessee Department of Safety

PO BOX 945

Nashville, TN 37202

It is important that you provide the following:

• Full name

• Date of birth

• Driver License Number

• Social Security Number

• Old address

• New address

• County of your new address

You can also update your address online here or in person at a licensing office. You don’t have to pay to get your address changed on file, but if you wish to have a replacement license showing your new address, you will have to follow the replacement procedure and pay the applicable fees.



Replacing Your LicenseOh my, something’s happened to your license! What can you do now? Well the Tennessee DMV will help you in obtaining a new driver license as soon as possible in the case that your license may have been lost, stolen, destroyed, or if you never even received your license in the first place. In any case, you can effortlessly replace it with a new duplicate license. All it requires of you is to do a few things.

You can replace your driver’s license online or in person at a DMV office.

ONLINE

To replace your license online, just click here and follow the prompts on screen. You are requested to enter your driver’s license number and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.

At the end of the process, you have to print the confirmation notice that will serve as your temporary driver license while you wait for your replacement to arrive in the mail.

IN PERSONGo to a DMV office and provide:

• Primary identification, such as a U.S. Birth Certificate.

• Secondary identification, such as a Social Security document.

You can find a list of accepted documents here.

You will be issued a new license immediately after presenting the required documentation.

FeesFirst duplicate $8

Subsequent duplicates $12

TipIf your license was stolen, make sure to report it to the police to avoid identity theft.


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Reinstating Your LicenseIn order to qualify to reinstate your license, you will have to have completed all of the required time for your restraining order. The DMV department will only reinstate your driver’s license if you complete all of the necessary requirements to remove any restraining orders from your license.

There are many reasons you might have a suspended or revoked driver’s license which, therefore, means there are multiple ways to reinstate your driver’s license, it all depends on the situation.

If you need any information or clarification regarding your suspended or revoked license or under what condition it falls under please contact the DMV at 1-866-903-7357 during its regular business hours.

The DMV has reinstatement offices across the state where you can pay your fees and get your license back. There is a complete list of locations at the official website.

You can also pay your fees by mail with a money order or a check at:

U.S. Mail:

Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security

Financial Responsibility

PO BOX 945

Nashville, TN 37202

Courier:

Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security

Financial Responsibility

1150 Foster Ave.

Nashville, TN 37210

Just mail the fee with a note indicating your full name, date of birth, Social Security Number, mailing address and phone number.

Finally, you can also pay your reinstatement fees online by entering your driver’s license number. You must have a valid debit or credit card in order to pay online

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If you are uncertain of the status of your license, you can also use the online tool here to find out.

DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI)

Driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs is dangerous and illegal. If you are found driving under the influence, you have to face severe penalties and costly fines. To determine if you are drinking and driving, the police use a breath test that measures your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) level. If the result is 0.08% or more, you will be charged with a DUI.

Typically, the amount of time you need to wait before being able to drive again is defined by the number of times you have been convicted of a DUI by a judge. In every single case, your license will be revoked.

First offense:• License revoked for a year.

• Minimum two days in jail.

• Mandatory attendance to an alcohol and drug treatment program.

• Fines ranging from $350 to $1,500.

• May be required to install an Ignition Interlock Device in your car.

Second offense:• License revoked for two years.

• Minimum 45 days in jail.


• Fines ranging from $600 to $3,500.


Third offense:• License revoked from six to ten years.

• Minimum 120 days in jail.


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• Fines ranging from $1,100 to $10,000.


Fourth and subsequent offenses:• License revoked for eight years.

• Minimum one year in jail.


• Fines ranging from $3,000 to $15,000.


If you drive under the influence and with a passenger under 18 years of age, or if you cause serious injuries to other people, you can get charged with Class D Felony and will have to serve from two to 12 years in jail.

TipIf you know you will be drinking, make sure you have a designated driver that stays sober to drive you home. Never drive a vehicle after drinking.


Getting a Tennessee ID CardIf you are not able to or not interested in obtaining a driver’s license, it is then important that you consider getting an ID card instead. An ID card is essential because it is the easiest manner in which someone else can identify you when necessary, whether it be an authority figure, such as the police, or if you simply need to provide one proof of your identity, such as at the DMV office.

To obtain your ID card, you have to apply in person at a DMV office. You will be required to provide the following documents:

Documents• ONE proof of U.S. citizenship, such as your birth certificate or

certificate of naturalization.






Fees (including application fee of $2)• ID (under 18 years old) $5

• ID (over 18 years old) $12

• First duplicate $8

• Subsequent duplicates $12

If you would like to take a look at the steps to follow in order to renew or replace your ID card, please take a look at the Renewing Your License and Replacing Your License sections. The process is identical to that of renewing or replacing your driver’s license except you don’t have to pass the vision, knowledge and road tests.

TipTry to provide recent documents at the DMV. Documents dated within 30 days of your application are preferred.



Vehicle Safety TipsBefore getting behind the wheel, it’s important that the vehicle is prepared for any trip. This means checking the safety features and making any needed changes to your vehicle to guarantee a safe drive.

EMERGENCY KIT

One of the essentials to safe driving is having a basic emergency kit available in your vehicle at all times. This kit should include items such as water, extra batteries, rope, First Aid kit, matches and a whistle. During the winter months, it is also important to carry items such as blankets, non-perishable foods, extra gloves and socks, and a shovel.

WINTER DRIVING

One of the most dangerous times to drive is during the winter, especially if you live in an area that snows or is prone to ice. Consider these tips below to drive safely during the winter.

• Don’t Rush! Roads are often covered in snow and ice after it snows. Instead

of driving fast and risking an accident as you hurry to get to your destination, try leaving a few minutes earlier than usual. This will allow you to drive slower and avoid other dangerous drivers without being late for your appointment.

• Don’t Panic If You Skid or Slip In the event that your vehicle does skid or slip while driving, make

sure you do not panic and slam down on your brakes. Instead, apply slow and even pressure on your brakes until you stop. This will prevent you from spinning further out of control.

• Check Your Vehicle Before you leave your house make sure your vehicle’s controls,

brakes, tank, tires, antifreeze, and exhaust are all in working order. It is also important that you remove any ice and snow from your car before you begin driving; this prevents the snow from blocking your view while you drive, or worse, flying off and hitting someone while in motion!


DRINKING AND DRIVING

Every year thousands are killed as a result of drinking and driving. These events can be prevented; it only requires that you plan ahead of time by taking certain steps.

Before you begin drinking, arrange for someone else to be the designated driver. If they also become intoxicated, it is important that you take a taxi. Never allow someone drunk to drive, instead take away their keys and call for alternative transportation.

If you see someone who you suspect is drunk and showing signs of intoxication while driving – such as making wide turns, weaving, swerving, breaking erratically or turning abruptly – call 9-1-1 and contact authorities immediately. Also make sure to avoid them on the road to ensure your own safety. This could mean you pulling over until they are at a safe distance from your car.

USING YOUR PHONE

Driving while using your cell phone is one of the most dangerous things you can do. During those few seconds that your attention is diverted to your phone, a major accident could occur. Make sure you don’t text, use the internet on your phone, or receive calls while you drive to prevent accidents as best as possible.

THINGS TO AVOID

Driving isn’t always a relaxing experience. There are certain actions that can be both an annoyance and dangerous to you while driving on the road. These things are often avoidable if you make sure to take the necessary steps towards preventing them, as well as stopping them after you discover them to be occurring.

Car AccidentsOne way to avoid car accidents is to ensure that your vehicle is safe to drive and will not cause you any problems. To do this, regularly check that your brakes are functioning properly, your tires are inflated and not worn out, and that the steering and suspensions are checked by a mechanic.

Wasting GasIf you drive often, start looking for ways to save on those expensive trips to the pump. Saving on gas is something that is possible if you take a few steps towards ensuring you save some money in the long run.

Some of the ways that you can start saving gas are turning off the air conditioning, not leaving your engine running or speeding above 60 mph. These things are preventable


and not necessary for you to drive, therefore you can quickly reduce the amount of gas you waste.

Another way to save on gas is to make sure that your vehicle is functioning properly. You can do this by checking that your tires are properly inflated, your engine is well-tuned, and that your octane level is the correct amount to your vehicle’s needs.

Aggressive DrivingAggressive driving and drivers are both things that should be avoided to prevent on-road aggression or accidents. Aggressive driving is categorized as exhibiting behaviors such as aggressive tailgating, verbal or physical harassment towards another driver, or preventing another driver from merging or passing.

If you are an aggressive driver, you are putting others at risk every time you do any of the above behaviors. When you encounter a frustrating situation on the road, instead of becoming aggressive, take a moment, breathe, and continue moving.


DMV Hours and LocationsThe DMV has offices conveniently located across the state. Click here to learn more about DMV office locations, schedules, and waiting times.

Have you ever visited the DMV and realized that you forgot a document? Now you can avoid that and save the trip by using the online services. You will be able to:

• Renew your license or ID

• Order a duplicate

• Change your address

• Pay your reinstatement fees

• Schedule road test appointments

• Practice for your knowledge test

If you have any questions, you can call the DMV at 1-866-849-3548. Their office hours are Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For general inquiries, you may contact customer service by email at:

[email protected]

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