Questions

1. Where can I get a manual to study for my written or skill test?
2. How do I transfer a valid (not expired) license from another state to Oklahoma?
3. I have a revoked license from another State, can I get an Oklahoma License anyway?
4. If I fail my driving test, when can I return for my next test?
5. Where can I get information about the motorcycle endorsement?
6. What do I do after I take my driving skills tests from a designated examiner?

1. Where can I get a manual to study for my written or skill test?
   
   All drivers manuals can be downloaded FREE through this website.
   
   Click here to download a FREE Driver's Manual.
   
   Manuals are also available for purchase at the Tag Agents listed at the bottom of this screen.
   
   
2. How do I transfer a valid (not expired) license from another state to Oklahoma?
   
   If your license from another state is valid, take a primary and a second approved form of identification and your out of state license to a Driver Examiner. The written and driving test may be waived if department standards are met. If you possess an out-of-country license please contact a Driver Examiner to find out if the tests can be waived.
   
   Even if your written and driving tests are waived, you will still be required to take a vision test.
   
   Upon establishing residency, your vehicle must be registered in Oklahoma. See your local tag agent. This may not apply to military personnel and their spouses.
   
   
3. I have a revoked license from another State, can I get an Oklahoma License anyway?
   
   No. Under Oklahoma Statutes, no person can be licensed if their privilege to drive is withdrawn from this state or any other state.
   
   
4. If I fail my driving test, when can I return for my next test?
   
   The Department shall conduct the road test for the holder of a restricted class D driver license not more than three (3) times, each time at least 1 day apart or as instructed by the examiner, beginning thirty (30) days from the date of issuance of the restricted license. Should the restricted licensee fail the third examination, the licensee shall wait thirty(30) days before given another road test by the department. The fourth and subsequent examinations shall be given not more than one (1) time every thirty (30) days thereafter at the request of the restricted licensee. The thirty (30) days starts from the last skill test date.
   
   
5. Where can I get information about the motorcycle endorsement?
   
   Motorcycle manuals can be downloaded FREE from this site.
   
   
6. What do I do after I take my driving skills tests from a designated examiner?
   
   Effective Nov. 1, 2012, 47 OS 6-110.D authorizes any certified Driver Education instructor, who is currently employed by any school district or commercial driver training school, to apply to become a Designated Examiner to administer the skills portion of the driving test. Anyone who has completed a driver education course from a public, private or parochial school or a commercial driver education school may choose to take their driving skills test from one of these designated examiners for a fee or you may still take your test from DPS at no charge.
   
   If you have taken your driving skills test from one of the certified designated examiners listed below, you still must visit one of our DPS Driver License Exam offices in order to get the paperwork necessary to have your restriction #9 removed from your learner permit. You may now make an appointment using the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety’s new online appointment scheduler. The Inline Online system will allow you to schedule a time to come to DPS to get your paperwork that you will need to take to your local Tag Agent to issue your driver license. You will need to bring the DPS form (DL-10DE) that the designated examiner gave you when you passed your test.
   • Click here to see a full list of approved designated examiners
   • Click here for to view the Oklahoma Administrative Code for Rules regarding this program
   
   
   

• Click here to download a FREE Motorcycle Operator's Manual.

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