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Are you one of those unlucky applicants who fail to pass the knowledge test?

It seems that running out of range is the worst nightmare for any electric vehicle owner. Though the charging infrastructure of developed countries has greatly improved from the moment EVs first came into our lives, there is still much anxiety about getting from A to B without being trapped in the middle of the road with a dead battery.

Most people got the idea of traffic rules long before they would apply for a driver's license. Certainly, as a kid, you rode in a car with your parents and asked them what some road signs meant and why your daddy needed to use turn signals before performing turning a maneuver.

Steps You Should Do Prior to DMV Drivers License Replacement. Let’s start from the thing you must not do – you mustn’t drive without your license. You may think that if you are not going to violate traffic rules, there is no reason for a police officer to stop you, and even if you stumble across a police patrol, you can explain them about your lost driver’s license and they will just let you go. In fact, it is illegal to drive on public roads without a driver’s license in all American states, and there is always a chance to be stopped by the police. Are you sure you will be lucky enough to get away with it? And is it really smart to run into new troubles in addition to your lost driver’s license? Thus, even if you are going to drive to the police or to a DMV office, it is better to ask somebody to give you a lift or to call a taxi. Sure, there may be some circumstances where you have no choice: for example, you lost your wallet with a driver’s license somewhere in the forest and you were all alone, so there was nobody to help you. I think, in a situation like this one you have no choice but to drive without your license. However, it is better to call the police and inform them about your lost driver license, if you have your mobile phone working.