State DMV And Driver Licensing Information Your state department of motor vehicles provides important information. Your state DMV may manage several programs: • • Driver’s Education and Safety Programs • • Driver’s License Testing and Vision Checks For License Tests • • Driver’s License Renewals (in person, on the Internet or by mail) • • Vehicle Registration & Renewals • • State Organ Donation Registration • • Voter Registration Find information and links below for your state Motor Vehicle Offices. Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division 602-255-0072 (Phoenix) 520-629-9808 (Tucson) 800-251-5866 (elsewhere in Arizona) Arizona Driving Manual Arizona driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 12 years; over 65 every 5 years •Renewal conditions: At age 65, reduction of cycle to 5 years (from 12 years) •Vision test: Yes •Written test: No, unless recommended by the Medical Review Program or a Motor Vehicle Division personnel observation. •Road test: If recommended by the Medical Review Program or a Motor Vehicle Division observation. California Department of Motor Vehicles 800-777-0133 California Driving Manual California driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 years. •Renewal conditions: In person, but qualified drivers (that is, drivers under 70 who are not on driving probation or suspension) can renew by mail or Internet for no more than 2 license terms in a row. • No renewal by mail or Internet after age 70.

Kauai County Drivers License Division. Persons placards for parking, and taxi operator permits. This department is also responsible for the Commercial Driver License Program's testing and licensing. Other documents the examiner of drivers accepts as proof of principal residence in the State of Hawaii. Getting your learner's permit or driver's license in Hawaii requires passing a general knowledge test based on the information contained in the {current-year) Hawaii Driver's Manual. The test will consist of 30 multiple-choice questions and you must answer at least 24 of them correctly to receive a passing score.

•Vision test: Yes, at in-person renewal. •Written test: Yes, at in-person renewal. •Road test: Only if there are indications of driver impairment, based on a report by a law enforcement officer, a physician, or a family member. Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles 303-205-5600, 303-205-5609, or 303-205-5613 Colorado Driving Manual Colorado driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 years. •Renewal conditions: If eligible, mail-in or online renewal every other cycle.

•People 66 and older can't renew electronically, but they can renew by mail (effective August 2008) if a licensed ophthalmologist or optometrist certifies that they passed a vision exam given within the previous six months. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: Only if point accumulation for traffic violations has resulted in suspension. •Road test: No. However, a medical clearance is required if drivers answer 'yes' to a question about whether they have had a condition (such as heart attack, stroke, epilepsy, seizures, etc.) that could impair their driving ability. State of Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles 860-263-5700 (within Hartford area or outside CT) 860-842-8222 (elsewhere in CT) Connecticut Driving Manual Connecticut driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 6 years for those under age 65; choice, based on fee structure, of every 2 years or 6 years for those 65 and older. •Drivers aged 65 and older can select a 2-year or a 6-year renewal cycle, based on fee structure.

Typically, a personal appearance at renewal is required. If they show hardship (such as a medical reason), those 65 and older may renew by mail. •Renewal conditions: In person at a DMV location.

By mail typically only to residents who are temporarily out of state, or for a medical reason. •Vision test: No. •Written test: No. •Road test: For new applicants and for those who have had an expired license for two years or more. Washington, D.C. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles 202-737-4404, or 311 outside the 202 area Washington DC driver’s license renewal inforamtion •License renewed: Every 5 years. •Renewal conditions: Those with a clean driving record and no medical specifications or conditions (such as a change in vision, diabetes diagnosis, recent episodes of or treatment for fainting or seizures) can renew online every other cycle.

•Vision test: Yes. A vision test is required, and a reaction test may be necessary starting at age 70 or at the nearest renewal date thereafter. A practicing physician must certify that the applicant is physically and mentally competent to drive.

Starting at age 75, drivers may be required to complete a written test and a road test. •Written test: Regardless of age, if a person is believed to be incompetent as a licensed driver, and if a license has been expired for more than 180 days, a written test is required. Starting at age 75, drivers may be required to complete a written test. •Road test: Regardless of age, if a person is believed to be incompetent as a licensed driver, and if a license has been expired for more than 180 days, a road test is required. At age 75, drivers may be required to complete a road test. Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles 850-617-2000 Florida Driving Manual Florida driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 6 years if no driving infractions; every 4 years otherwise.

•Renewal conditions: By mail, phone, Internet, or in person, every third license term. •Vision test: Yes, at in-person renewal.

•Vision test mandatory starting at age 80. •Written test: May be required, based on driving history, signs of physical or mental impairment based on observations of a department clerk, or a report by a law enforcement officer, a physician, a family member, or another member of the public. •Road test: May be required if there are signs of physical or mental impairment, based on observations of a department clerk or in response to a report by a law enforcement officer, a physician, a family member, or other member of the public. Georgia Department of Driver Services 678-413-8400 Georgia Driving Manual Georgia driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 years for those 60 and older. Veterans' licenses are valid until age 65. Under age 60, license renewed every 5 or 10 years at the driver's choice.

[Note: 10-year renewal is $30; 5-year renewal is $20.] •Renewal conditions: In person for those 64 and over. Those under age 64 may be eligible to renew by mail or Internet. •Vision test: Yes. Those age 64 and older need a vision test. •Written test: No. •Road test: No. Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles 208-334-8735 or 208-334-4443 Idaho Driving Manual Idaho driver's license renewal information Standard driver's license renewal: •License renewed: Every 4 years for those over age 62.

Those 21 to 62 can choose between 4-year and 8-year renewals. •Renewal conditions: Mail in every other cycle. No renewal by mail after age 69. •Vision test: Yes, for in-person renewal. •Written test: No, unless examiner thinks it necessary. •Road test: If requested by DMV examiner, law enforcement agency, family member, or physician. Illinois Driver Services Department 312-793-1010 or 800-252-8980 217-782-6212 (Springfield) Illinois Driving Manual Illinois driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 4 years for those under age 81.

Every 2 years for those 81 to 86 years, and every year for those 87 and older. •Renewal conditions: For those under 75 with a clean driving record and no medical report (based on physician or community member filing a report questioning driving ability or physical or cognitive skills), mail-in or telephone renewal available every other cycle. No renewal by mail for those 75 and older •Vision test: Yes, for those 75 and older, and for in-person renewal.

•Written test: Every 8 years if traffic convictions have occurred. Torrent Wakfu Saison 2 Fr on this page. •Road test: Yes, for those 75 and older. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Driver Services 317-233-6000 Indiana Driving Manual Indiana driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 4 years for drivers age 18 to 74; every 3 years for those 75 to 85; every 2 years for drivers older than 85. •Renewal conditions: In person.

•Vision test: Yes. •Written test: No, unless license has been expired for more than 2 years or driver has six or more points accumulated for traffic violations. •Road test: Only if there is a medical reason, or if license has been expired for more than three years.

Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles 877-368-5463 Louisiana Driving Manual Louisiana driver's license renewal information •License renewed: Every 4 years. •Renewal conditions: In person, or every other cycle by mail, phone, or Internet. No mail, phone, or Internet renewal for those 70 and older or for those under 70 whose previous renewal was by phone, mail, or Internet. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: If license has been expired 12 months or longer. •Road test: If license has been expired 2 years or longer. Montana Department of Justice, Motor Vehicle Division 406-444-1772 Montana Driving Manual Montana driver’s license renewal information •For drivers age 68 to 74, all renewed licenses expire at age 75.

For drivers 75 and older, renewal is every four years. •License renewed: Every 8 years For drivers age 68 to 74, all renewed licenses expire at age 75.

For drivers 75 and older, renewal is every four years. •Renewal conditions: In person, or by mail every other renewal cycle for residents of counties that do not provide driver’s license services or those residents temporarily living out of state. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: Yes, if driver's ability is in question. •Road test: Yes, if driver's ability is in question. State of Nevada,Department of Motor Vehicles 702-486-4368 (Las Vegas area) 775-684-4368 (Reno/Carson) 877 368-7828 (rural Nevada) Nevada Driving Manual Nevada driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 4 years. •Renewal conditions: For those under age 71, mail in or by Internet every other cycle.

Those 71 and older may not renew by Internet. Drivers 71 and older who renew by mail must supply a vision and medical report.

•Vision test: Yes, in person. •Written test: No. •Road test: No. Ohio Department of Public Safety Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles 614-752-7500 Ohio Driving Manual Ohio driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 4 years.

•Renewal conditions: In person, or by mail if out of state. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: No, unless the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has good cause to believe that the driver is incompetent or incapable of safely operating a vehicle. Good cause may be considered if a request for re-certification is received from a law enforcement agency or court, medical personnel, a relative, friend, neighbor, or other community member. •Road test: No, unless the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has good cause to believe that the driver is incompetent or incapable of safely operating a vehicle. Good cause may be considered if a request for re-certification is received from a law enforcement agency or court, medical personnel, a relative, friend, neighbor, or other community member. State of New York, Department of Motor Vehicles 800-342-5368 212-645-5550 or 718-966-6155 (New York City metro area) 800-342-5368 (for area codes 516, 631, 845, and 914) 800-225-5368 (for all other area codes) 518-473-5595 (outside the state) New York Driving Manual New York driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 years for initial renewal; subsequent renewals every 8 years.

•Renewal conditions: In person or via Internet or mail. No matter how a license is renewed, if the driver has or has been treated for certain medical conditions, such as hearing impairment, heart ailment, lost use of a limb or eye, convulsive disorder, or any condition that causes unconsciousness, he or she must submit a medical form that can be either mailed or shown in person. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: No. •Road test: No. Oklahoma Department of Public Safety Driver License Examining 405-425-2424 Oklahoma Driving Manual Oklahoma driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 4 years.

•Renewal conditions: In person, or by mail if out of state. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: No, unless the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has good cause to believe that the driver is incompetent or incapable of safely operating a vehicle. Good cause may be considered if a request for re-certification is received from a law enforcement agency or court, medical personnel, a relative, friend, neighbor, or other community member. •Road test: No, unless the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has good cause to believe that the driver is incompetent or incapable of safely operating a vehicle. Good cause may be considered if a request for re-certification is received from a law enforcement agency or court, medical personnel, a relative, friend, neighbor, or other community member. •License Fee: License fee is reduced for those age 62 to 64 and is waived for those age 65 and older.

South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles 803-896-5000 or 800-442-1DMV (803-896-8623 in Columbia) South Carolina Driving Manual South Carolina driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 or 10 years for those younger than 65; every 5 years for those 65 and older. •Renewal conditions: In person for 5 or 10 year license renewals. Only the 5-year renewal is available by mail (if there are no violations totaling more than 5 points in the past two years, and no suspensions, revocations, or cancellations); or via Internet (if driver is under 65 and there are no violations totaling more than 5 points in the past two years, and no suspensions, revocations, or cancellations). Drivers 65 and older cannot renew online •Vision test: Every 5 years. •Written test: Only if there are 6 or more points on the driver's record for traffic violations, or a condition exists affecting driving ability. •Road test: Only if there is a need, such as a medical condition affecting driving ability.

Tennessee Department of Safety Driver License Issuance 615-253-5221 or 866-849-3548 Tennessee Driving Manual Tennessee driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 years. •Renewal conditions: In person every other cycle for those under age 60. Licenses issued to those 60 and older may be non-photo licenses and can be obtained by mail or Internet every cycle. Renewal fees are reduced for drivers 60 and older who wish to obtain a driver's license with no photo.

•Vision test: No. •Written test: No.

•Road test: No. Texas Department of Public Safety, Driver License Division 512-424-2600 (English) or 512-424-7181 (Spanish) Texas Driving Manual Texas driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 2 years for those 85 and older; every 6 years for those under 85.

•Renewal conditions: In person. Mail, phone, and electronic renewal options are available for those under 79, but not for those 79 and older. Renewal is every 2 years for those 85 and older. Mail, phone, and electronic renewal are not available for those 79 and older. •Vision test: At in-person renewals.

•Written test: No. •Road test: No, unless there is a concern regarding the driver's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle (determined through observation and/or interview by a Driver License Division employee). Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles 866-368-5463 Virginia Driving Manual Virginia driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 8 years (as of July 1, 2008; currently, every 5 years).

•Renewal conditions: In person only for those 80 and older. Vision test required for those 80 and older. Alternative methods can be used (for those younger than 80 with a clean record and no medical indicators) every other cycle. These include mail in, Internet, touch-tone telephone, and fax. •Vision test: Yes, for those 80 and older. •Written test: Only if driver is under 21 and is convicted of 1 or more moving violations. •Road test: No.

State Of Washington, Department of Licensing, Driver Services 360-902-3600 Washington Driving Manual Washington driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 5 years. •Renewal conditions: In person only at age 65 and older. Those under age 65 can renew in person; or online or by mail every other cycle. •Vision test: Yes, in person only.

•Written test: Only if warranted by a vision, health, or medical screening. •Road test: Only if warranted by a vision, health, or medical screening. Wisconsin Department of Transportation Bureau of Driver Services 608-266-2327 Wisconsin Driving Manual Wisconsin driver’s license renewal information •License renewed: Every 8 years.

•Renewal conditions: In person or by mail if driver is out of state at time of renewal. •Vision test: Yes. •Written test: Yes, if a Department of Transportation official, vision specialist, or physician deems it necessary. •Road test: Yes, if a Department of Transportation official, vision specialist, or physician deems it necessary. AsYouAge.com Provides Free, Reliable Senior Information and Resources The content on AsYouAge.com is provided as a courtesy for our site visitors. The information, resources, links, advertisements and other material on AsYouAge does not constitute a professional opinion or advice; nor does it constitute an endorsement of any organization or the information, products and/or services they may offer. AsYouAge reviews and updates its content regularly when new and relevant information is made available.

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