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Starting the Journey

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Welcome to the world of driving in Oklahoma! Obtaining your license is one of the most gratifying moments in your life. Driving independently is an exciting experience; but, before you start getting behind the wheel on your own, you have to go through a process. Our purpose through this guide is to make sure you get to through it with as little stress or complications as possible. Getting your driver license in Oklahoma is a smooth sailing process that only requires you to slightly prepare before embarking on the adventure. That is where we come in. We are here to help you know exactly what you need. You will be required to hold different permits and licenses before you get your full privilege Oklahoma driver license. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to start this journey. So, let’s get rolling!

TEEN DRIVERSIf you’re a teenager on the brink of entering adulthood, chances are that you’re currently dreaming of obtaining your driver’s license. Well, we are here to help you make that dream true! In each step moving towards obtaining your license, we will outline and help you better understand each procedure you must complete.

Did you know that vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among people between 15 and 21? Teenagers are inexperienced drivers who enjoy speeding and having fun. These behaviors lead them to be protagonists of fatal accidents. To avoid that, Oklahoma implemented the Graduated Driver License (GDL) program to improve teen driving laws, with the aim of reducing traffic crashes and fatalities involving young drivers. Therefore, you need to complete a three stage process to freely drive. As a teen driver and as a new driver, it is important that you carefully read through each step and fully understand how everything operates. This will avoid you any complications and prepare you to take on your responsibilities on the road. Let’s begin the journey!

1- Learner permit With this permit, you will be able to practice driving while supervised by a licensed driver. It’s your first step to obtain your independent driving privileges and you must hold it for six months before continuing with the process.

To apply you have to:

• Be at least 15 and a half years old if you are enrolled in a driving education course or already completed it or 16 years old if you are not.

• Visit a DPS office.

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• Present one Primary ID such as a Certified Birth Certificate and a Secondary ID such as a Social Security card. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

• Provide Social Security number.

• If you are under 18, you must present ONE proof of being enrolled in school, usually known as a school letter. If you cannot get one, see the alternative documents.

• If you are under 18, your parent or legal guardian must be present.

• If you are between 15 and a half and 16, you must present ONE proof of being enrolled or have completed a driving course or bring documentation about parent taught driver education.

• Pass the written and vision exams.

• Pay the fee (s).

Restrictions

• You may only drive accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old.

2- Intermediate License With this license you will have more freedom as well as responsibility to drive while you prepare for the full privilege license. You must hold this license until you turn 18 years of age before applying for your full license.

This is what you need:

Documents• Be at least 16 years old if you completed the driver education

course and 16 and a half if you didn’t.

• Have held the instruction permit for six months.

• Visit a DPS office.

• Present one Primary ID such as your learner permit and a Secondary ID such as a Social Security card. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

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• Provide Social Security number.

• If you are under 18 you must present ONE proof of being enrolled in school, usually known as a school letter. If you cannot get one, see the alternative documents.

• If you are under 18, your parent or legal guardian must be present.

• If you are between 15 and a half and 16, you must present ONE proof of being enrolled or have completed a driving course or bring documentation about parent taught driver education.

• Present the completed Affidavit of Driving training form demonstrating that you completed at least 50 hours of behind the wheel training with a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old and that has held the license for two years.

• Pass the driving skills test.

• Pay the fees.

Restrictions • You may not carry more than one passenger unless it is an immediate

family member or if you are you are accompanied by a licensed adult at least 21 years of age.

• You may not drive between 5 a.m. and 10 p.m., unless you are accompanied by a licensed adult at least 21 years of age or you are driving to and from a school activity, job or church.

3- Full License Are you 18 already? Then, you are ready to get your full license! With this license, you will not be restricted to drive during certain times or with a limited amount of passengers. To apply, you need to have already completed the two previous steps of the GDL process. We will discuss this license in detail in the Getting your First Oklahoma License section.If you are already 18 and never completed the GDL, you may apply for a full license without completing the GDL process.

ALL DRIVERSRemember that the roads aren’t always safe; therefore, it is in your best interest to fully prepare for whatever may be on your way before you begin driving. When you

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TipIf you fail the test, by law, you must wait one day before re-testing and you must pay the $4 re-testing fee.

become a driver, you not only take on the responsibility for your safety, but also for the safety your passengers, vehicles around you and pedestrians. Consequently, in order to best prepare yourself for that huge responsibility, you should first hold a learner’s permit to practice and enhance your driving skills. If you are already 18 years of age and did not go through the GDL process, you must hold a learner’s permit for a minimum of 30 days before applying for the full license. Regardless of your age, you must pass a vision, written and driving skills tests, before applying for a full license. Let’s review them!

Vision TestThe vision test consist of an eye screening of your vision acuity determine if they meet the standards for safe driving. The standard minimum acuity is 20/40. If you fail the test, you may have a restriction on your license for glasses or corrective lenses.

Written TestYou must also take and pass a knowledge written test on which you must prove your understanding of the traffic signs and signals, the traffic laws of Oklahoma, alcohol and drug effects and the safe driving practices. The questions of the test are taken from the Oklahoma Driver’s Guide.

Driving TestOnce you pass the other three tests, you need to take and pass a driving exam before getting your driver license. All drivers are required to take it, regardless of their age. This test will evaluate you driving skills and your ability to control a vehicle by asking you to perform some driving tasks and maneuvers.The vehicle you use to take the test must have a valid tag, be in proper mechanical conditions and you must show the security verification form. The examiner will check the car before you take the test. If you pass this test, you will be able to apply for a license.

Driving Education Driving education is optional in Oklahoma; nevertheless, if you enroll when you are 15 years old, you can obtain your learner’s permit when you are 15 and a half years old! If you are 16 years old, you may still take a driving education course and provide the documentation related to it. Driving education may be any of the following:

• A secondary school driver education course.

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FeesInstruction permit $37.50

Intermediate License $37.50

Re-testing $4

• A driver education course from a parochial, private, or other non-public secondary school.

• A parent-taught driver education course.

Getting your First Oklahoma License

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Documents• If you completed the driving education course, you must have held

the intermediate license for six months. If you didn’t, you must have held it for one year.

• You must have a clean driving record.

• Visit a DPS office.

• Present ONE Primary ID such as your learner permit and a Secondary ID such as a Social Security card. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

• Provide Social Security number.

• Pay the fee (s).

As soon as you turn 18 years, you become eligible to hold a full driver license as long as you comply with the requirements. Are you a new Oklahoma resident? You also find all the information that you need to get your OK license in a special section just for you. Now, it’s only a matter gathering some documents and following the steps that best fit your situation to officially hold that brand new license.

CURRENT OKLAHOMA RESIDENTS If you are 18 years of age or older and want to learn how to obtain an OK driver license, you have come to the right place. If you are under 18, please go to our Teen Drivers section. Getting a full license for the first time, once you completed the GDL, is a very simple process if you follow these steps:

If you are 18 or older and did not complete the GDL process, you must and pass the vision, written and driving exams.

• Hold the learner’s permit for at least 30 days.

• Visit a DPS office.

• Present one Primary ID such as your learner permit and a Secondary ID such as a Social Security card. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

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• Provide Social Security number.

• Pass the vision, written and driving tests.

• Pay the fee (s).

NEW OKLAHOMA RESIDENTSNew to Oklahoma ? If you already hold an out-of state license and just moved to Oklahoma, you have to obtain an OK license. It is very important to make sure that you obtain a valid driver’s license if you want to drive within the state. Applying is very easy if you follow some simple steps. So, let’s begin and you will have your license in no time!

If you hold a non-expired out-of state license you must:

• Visit a DPS office.

• Present one Primary ID such as your learner permit and a Secondary ID such as a Social Security card. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

• Provide Social Security number.

• Present your out-of-state license.

Once your documents are processed, you need to take the vision test. If you pass, the examiner will give you a form. You must take this form, your documents and your out-of-state license to a tag agency and pay the fee to have your license printed.

If you have never held a license before, or you do but it is expired, you must follow the same procedure as current Oklahoma residents.

FeesFull License (18-61 years old) $37.50

Full License (62 years old) $25.25

Full License (63 years old) $21.50

Full License (64 years old) $17.75

Full License (65 years old) $4

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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. Before you renew your license, it is best that you thoroughly comprehend the process so that you can avoid any issues.

You have to renew your license every four years from the month in which you received it. It expires the last day of the month. You can renew it up to one year before it expires.

HOW TO RENEWBefore your license expires, the DPS will mail you a renewal notice to remind you of the expiration. The renewal notice also contains the fee that you will have to pay.

In Oklahoma, you must renew your license in person. To do so, you have to:

• Visit a Motor License Agent (Tag Agent).

• Comply with the proof of ID requirements.

• Pay the fee.

If your license is already expired, you must visit a DPS office or one of the approved tag agents.

OUT-OF-STATE RENEWALIf you are on active duty, or the dependent of a military member on active duty, and your driver license is lost or stolen, you may renew by mail.

The DPS will allow you a grace period of up to 60 days after your honorable discharge if your license expires while you are on active duty.

Here’s what you need:

TipRequest an electronic renewal notification so you never forget to renew on time!

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• Complete the appropriate form:

a. Out-of-country or out-of-state.

b. Military.

• Attach the copies of one Primary ID and one Secondary ID. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

• Attach a self-addressed stamped envelope.

• Mail the form, the documents and the fee in a check payable to the “Department of Public Safety” to:

Department of Public Safety

Driver License Examining, Renewal by Mail

PO Box 11415

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73136

FeesRenew License (18-61 years old) $37.50

Renew License (62 years old) $25.25

Renew License (63 years old) $21.50

Renew License (64 years old) $17.75

Renew License (65 years old) $4

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Updating Your License InformationNow, your life may be coming to a turning point, which can mean events 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 license. So, how can you update your driver license should you ever need to? Well, to better understand the process, follow the steps that best fit your situation.

When you move or change your name, you must notify the Department of Public Safety in writing within 10 days.

CHANGING YOUR NAMEChanging your name is not only the result of a big change in your life, 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. Doing this is very simple; all you must do is:

When you request name change, your license will be replaced a corrected one. The expiration date will remain the same.

Documents• Visit a DPS office.

• Provide ONE acceptable documentation to prove for your name change such as:

• Certified marriage certificate

• Certified divorce decree

• Certified court order

• Certified adoption papers

• Certified amended birth certificate

• Present your current license.

• Pay the duplicate fee.

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CHANGING YOUR ADDRESSIn the case that you may have recently moved to a new address, it is essential that you notify the OK DPS for them to update the address on your driver license. You may do it online or by mail. All you need is to stick to the process and, once you have completed every step properly, you driver license will be updated. Now, simply follow the steps below.

Online• Go to the online address change request.

• Complete the required information.

• Click on submit.

By mail• Write a notice indicating your old and new address. Include your

name and driver license number.

• Submit it to:

Department of Public Safety

P. O. Box 11415

Oklahoma City, OK 73136

In Person Visit your local Tag Agency and request an address change.

TipIf you want, you may request a duplicate of your license after an address change. To do so, you must pay a fee.

FeesDuplicate after name/address change $20

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Replacing Your LicenseSomething’s happened to your license! What can you do now? No worries! You can always ask the Oklahoma DPS for a replacement as soon as you need it. So, now you know that if your license is lost, stolen, destroyed, or illegible, you only have to request one and go on with your life. In any case, you will be able to effortlessly replace it with a new duplicate license. All it requires of you is to do a few things.

To replace your driver license, you must: • Visit a DPS office or Tag Agency.

• Present ONE Primary ID such as your learner permit and a Secondary ID such as a Social Security card. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

• Pay the fee.

OUT-OF-STATE REPLACEMENTIf you are temporarily out of state, on active duty or are a military dependent and your driver license is lost or stolen, you may request a duplicate by mail. You just need to:

• Complete the appropriate form: c. Out-of-country or out-of-state. d. Military.

• Attach the copies of one Primary ID and one Secondary ID. Select each document from the proof of ID list.

• Attach a self-addressed stamped envelope.

• Mail the form, the documents and the fee in a check payable to the “Department of Public Safety” to:

Department of Public Safety Driver License Examining, Renewal by Mail PO Box 11415 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73136

Fees

Replacement fee $20

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Reinstating your LicenseThe suspension or revocation of your driver license is the consequence of traffic violations or numerous offenses in your record. If your license is suspended, denied or revoked, your driving privileges are removed and you are not authorized to drive; it is illegal. To be able to drive again, you are required to reinstate your license if you are entitled to. So, try to not stress yourself out about the little stuff because that’s why we’re here. Instead, just take your time going through the process and information necessary to begin reinstating your Oklahoma license!

Now, what’s the difference between suspended and revoked? A suspension is a temporary removal of your driving privileges while revocation is the termination of it. If your license is suspended, you must wait for the suspension period to expire and then request a reinstatement. If it is revoked, you will have to apply for a new license.

To get your driving privileges back, you must complete a reinstatement process which varies depending on the type of suspension. Visit the Driver Compliance section to learn more about each type of suspension and revocation.

DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) In Oklahoma, if you are stopped or arrested because of driving under the influence and your blood alcohol content (BAC) is over 0.08 or any amount if you are under 21, or if you refuse to take the test even if you have not drank anything, you could be arrested and your license will be revoked from 180 days to three years, depending on your driving record.

These are the penalties for a DUI with a BAC of 0.08 or more:

• First offense:

• A misdemeanor

• Jail from ten days up to one year

• A fine of not more than $1,000

• Second offense within ten years:

TipYou may get a copy of your Driving Record at your local Tag Agency or from the DPS office in Oklahoma City.

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• A felony

• Prison from one year up to five years

• A fine of not more than $2,500

• Second felony offense:

• A felony

• Prison from one year up to seven years

• Fine of not more than $5,000

• Third or subsequent offense:

• A felony

• Prison from one year up to ten years

• Fine of not more than $5,000

FeesDriving Record $25

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Getting an Oklahoma ID Card

FeesNew ID card $20

Renew ID Card $20

If you are not able to obtain a driver’s license, or you are not a driver, you should consider getting an Oklahoma ID card instead. Having an ID card is essential for you to prove your identity when you visit the bank, travel or need someone to identify you. If you want to obtain your first Oklahoma ID card, you need to know the proper procedures and steps to take, and that is where we come in! In this section, we will guide you through the process on how to obtain, replace, renew, and update your ID card so you will be well prepared for all situations.

When it comes to obtaining your ID card, the process is identical to that of obtaining your driver’s license, except that you are not required to pass any driving or written test and the fees slightly vary. In addition, you are able to get it any age. If you would like to take a look at the steps to follow in order to obtain your ID card, please go to the Getting Your First Oklahoma License section.

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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 KITOne 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 DRIVINGOne 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!

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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, braking 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 PHONEDriving 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 AVOIDDriving 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

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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.

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Official FormsDriver Compliance Court Clerk Manual

Driver Compliance Bail Bond Laws

Seizure of Driver License Form

Uninsured Motorist Report Form

Insurance Exchange Form

Employment Affidavit for Minors

GED Affidavit

Home Schooling Affidavit

DL/ID Renewal When Out-of-State

DL/ID Replacement When Out-of-State

Affidavit of Driver Training (50-Hour Driving Training)

Application for Designated Examiner

Record Request Form

Visual Screening Report Form (VISION)

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DPS Hours and LocationsThere are several options available for you in case you need to visit or contact a DPS office. You may find all the DPS offices here. There you can find all the offices alphabetically organized. You will see their location, testing offered, office hours and days, and their phone numbers. In addition, if you click on the facility’s location, it will display a map for you to see the directions. See a list of Motor License Agent locations here.

Have you ever visited a state agency and realized that you forgot a document? Save the trip, time and money by using the online services. Some transactions such as changing your address and requesting your renewal notice can be processed online without the need of calling or visiting the DPS. Check it out here.

If you need to contact the DPS for any other purposes, you can visit their main office or mail them. Find them from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday at:

Department of Public Safety

3600 North Martin Luther King Avenue

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111

Find the directions here.

Mailing Address

Oklahoma Department of Public Safety

P.O. Box 11415

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73136

You may also contact them by calling to: 405-425-2424

Or submit your complaints, questions or concerns using the online contact form.