Minnesota DMV driving test, MN drivers license, CDL, motorcycle practice test
MN Driver Practice Test
this test contains questions that are similar to ones that will appear on the actual Minnesota DMV test and will help you pass your Minnesota Drivers's permit test with flying colors.
MN Motorcycle Practice Test
learn everything you need to know to ride a motorbike. Get ready to your DMV's written test to obtain your Minnesota motorcycle license.
MN CDL Practice Test
be well prepared for your CDL test. Get familiar with all the questions to get your Minnesota commercial driver license.
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Reading DMV's manual gives you understanding of all main principles and rules of driving in Minnesota state. We suggest to read a Minnesota DMV's manual for better results and better understanding of what driving is.
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Obtaining a Driver License in MN
Automobile License
The most popular non-commercial driver’s license in MN is a Class D license. Everyone wishing to drive within the territory of Minnesota needs to hold a valid driver’s license. Exception is made for:
- individuals who already hold a driver’s license from another state and are 15 years old;
- holders of commercial driver licenses;
- US government employees.
If you’re younger than 18 and wish to get a driver’s license, you’ll have to enroll into a Graduated Driver’s Licensing system. Upon its successful completion, you’ll be issued an instruction permit which is valid for 6 months. You are then required to take a driving road test.
To qualify for an instruction permit, you'll have to:
- be no less than 15 years old;
- pass 30 hours of class education and practice supervised driving hours;
- complete a MN driver’s learning permit test and pass vision screening;
- pay instruction permit fee.
Provided you qualified, you can apply for a provisional driver’s license which is the second stage of the Graduated Driver’s Licensing system. You’ll be asked to:
- be no less than 16;
- have the first stage of GDL education successfully completed;
- have an instruction permit active for 6 months;
- have no record of traffic rules violations;
- present a driving log and complete a MN driver knowledge test.
Remember that all applicants younger than 18 must get a parent or a guardian to approve their driver applications.
Motorcycle License
To operate a motorcycle on the roads of Minnesota, you’re required to obtain an instruction permit first. You must pass a written knowledge test at one of the Minnesota DMV branch offices. Additionally, applicants under 18 have to pass a certified rider training course and submit an appropriate certificate.
Your instruction permit is active for one year and it gives you the right to operate motorcycle on public roads.
Commercial Driver’s License
Commercial vehicles in are classified into three groups: Class A, Class B and Class C. To obtain any of these licenses, you must successfully complete a knowledge test and a road test as well as meet medical requirements.
First of all, you’ll have to get a commercial learner permit. You’ll be asked to take a number of knowledge tests and your CLP has to be valid for at least fourteen days before you can take a driving road test.
To operate a commercial vehicle, you’ll also have to qualify for appropriate endorsements. You’ll be required to pay a fee for each of them (the fees vary for different endorsements).
Getting your driver’s license in MN can be very complicated. Make sure to practice your driving test online before heading to the Minnesota DMV office for an official exam. Driver-start.com has already helped thousands of people successfully pass their tests and enjoy driving wherever they are. Check out our driver’s manuals and online tests, and we also have a mobile app which you can download from App Store 
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