QandAs: Autos

What are the Montana Drivers License Requirements?

Answer:
Montana requires its drivers to pass three tests

before receiving a driver’s license, which are as follows:

· Vision screening

· Written exam

· Driving test

The fee for a five-year driver’s license is $23.75.

All applicants must bring certain documents with them when applying for a driver’s license. They will need to prove their date of birth and full name. The original documents are required. No photocopies will be accepted. A Social Security number or I-94 document is also required.

Teen drivers begin with a learner’s permit, which allow them to take driver’s education. All applicants for a driver’s license must complete an approved driver’s education course or be able to present a signed certificate show that they have completed 50 hours of supervised driving time. Drivers who are under 18 are given a provisional operator’s permit, which allows them to drive unsupervised between 6 A.M and midnight.


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