The knowledge test, which the state administers more then 4,000 times monthly, was previously only available to take ...

A new Wisconsin DMV online knowledge test offers efficiency and flexibility to aspiring teen drivers. The knowledge test is a two-part exam that covers rules for the road and important road signs.

A new Wisconsin DMV online knowledge test offers efficiency and flexibility to aspiring teen drivers. The knowledge test is a two-part exam that covers rules for the road and important road signs.

Wisconsin DMV joins eleven other states in providing this online option through KnowTo Drive, DMV’s contracted knowledge test vendor. The $10 fee for the online service will go to the vendor ...

An office visit is still required for a vision exam and an updated photo for those 70-plus who seek to renew their license.

The two-part knowledge test, which the state administers ... students must take future tests in-person at the DMV customer service center. The online and in-person tests will include the same ...

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is now allowing teens to take the written portion of their driving test at home.

including their driving school notifying the DMV of the completed requirement. Is there a fee for the online test? While the in-person knowledge test is free, the online test will cost students $ ...

To be eligible, students have to have completed the classroom portion of their training, and the driver training school needs ...

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced it will offer students ages 15-17 the opportunity to take DMV’s knowledge test from ...

A: For most drivers 70 and up, the DMV no longer requires a written knowledge test to renew their driver ... New law lets DMV look for options to expand online services What will DMV do when ...