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Connecticut Driver's License & Permit FAQ
How Can I Apply for my CT Driver's License? Frequently Asked Questions
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At what age may I apply for a Connecticut license?
You must be at least 16 years old to apply for a license in Connecticut.What documents do I need when applying for my learner’s permit in Connecticut?
You will need:- The Learner's Permit Application.
- Parental Consent Form (if under 18)
- 2 Proofs of Residency
- 2 Proofs of ID
- Proof of Social Security Number
Where is the nearest place to apply for a driver's license in Connecticut?
You should go to your local DMV office. Schedule an appointment before you go.How do I contact a Connecticut DMV office?
Here’s a list of Connecticut DMV offices.Who should bring me for my permit test in Connecticut?
Your parent or legal guardian should bring you. If they can’t, bring a completed Certificate of Parental Consent.Will I have to take a physical in order to get a Connecticut permit?
No physical is required in order to get a permit.Will I need a vision test when I go for my Connecticut driver's license?
Yes, you are required to pass a vision test. You must score 20/40 in each eye with or without glasses.Where do I get my Connecticut driver’s license photo taken?
Your picture will be taken at the DMV office.What happens after I apply for my Connecticut license?
Adults over 18 must hold their learner’s permit for at least 90 days. They must also complete an 8-hour Safe Driving Practices Course through a commercial or secondary driving school.
Teens under 18 should get 30 hours of classroom training with either a commercial driving school or a secondary driver’s education course and hold their learner’s permit for at least 120 days. There’s also the option of home training which includes 22 hours of classroom type training and an 8-hour Safe Driving Practices Course where you must hold your permit for 180 days. Teens must also get an additional 40 hours of behind-the-wheel training.- Collapse all
How Can I Get Ready for my CT Permit Test? Frequently Asked Questions
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What should I study for the Connecticut permit test?
Your best study source is the Connecticut manual.What is the best way to study for the Connecticut permit test?
Begin reading through the Connecticut manual then move on to the online practice tests.Will I need driver’s education in order to get a Connecticut license?
Yes. Adults over 18 must complete an 8-hour Safe Driving Practices Course through a commercial or secondary driving school.
Teens under 18 should get 30 hours of classroom training with either a commercial driving school or a secondary driver’s education course. There’s also the option of home training which includes 22 hours of classroom type training and an 8-hour Safe Driving Practices Course.Where can I get a free Connecticut driver's manual?
Download a Connecticut manual online.Do I have to read the entire Connecticut Driver’s Guide?
You should read through the entire manual at least once.Is there a mobile Connecticut practice test app for my iPhone/iPad?
Of Course! Check out this great Connecticut practice test app.What are some examples of questions I will see on the Connecticut permit test?
You may see questions such as:- “What does an eight-sided sign mean?”
- “Why shouldn't you rely on another driver's signal light to turn?”
- “Under most conditions what is a safe following distance?”
How is the test graded?
You must score 20 out of 25 questions correctly.Where can I find Connecticut permit practice tests online?
The Connecticut DMV website has a few practice tests available.Where do I go to take my permit test in Connecticut?
You will take your permit test at a local DMV Hub office.Got any tips on what to do the night before my Connecticut permit test?
You may want to review once more and get plenty of rest for the next day.How many people pass their Connecticut permit test the first time?
There are no exact figures available but you can bet that people who study have a greater chance at passing compared to those who don’t.How can I tell when I’m ready for the Connecticut permit test?
You’ll know you’re ready when you can recall the rules of the road and pass your practice test with 90% accuracy or higher.I think I'm ready for my Connecticut permit test, what should I do next?
You will need to take the following to the DMV office:- Learner's permit application
- Parental consent form (if under 18)
- 2 Proofs of Residency
- 2 Proofs of ID
- Proof of Social Security Number
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Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Connecticut Permit Test
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Where do I take my permit test in Connecticut?
You should take your permit test at a local DMV Hub office.When am I allowed to get my permit in Connecticut?
Connecticut allows applicants to get their permit as early as age 16.Are there any specific documents I should have when I go to take my permit test in Connecticut?
You should take your:- Learner's permit application
- Parental consent form (if under 18)
- 2 Proofs of Residency
- 2 Proofs of ID
- Proof of Social Security Number
How much will I have to pay for my permit test in Connecticut?
The learner’s permit costs .Do my parents have to bring me for my permit test in Connecticut?
Your parent or legal guardian should bring you. If they can’t, bring a completed Certificate of Parental Consent.What will I need to know in order to pass my Connecticut permit test?
You need to know everything in the Connecticut manual. The manual will include signs, signals, road markings and the rules of the road.How many questions are there on the Connecticut permit test?
There are 25 questions on the Connecticut permit test.What do I need to score in order to pass the Connecticut permit test?
You must score 20 out of 25 questions correctly.How many questions can I miss on the Connecticut permit test?
Don’t miss more than 5 questions.What errors should I avoid when taking the Connecticut permit test?
Parts of the test that include speed limits, distances and road signs are sometimes a little tricky for people.May I use the Connecticut driver's book when I take the actual permit test?
You aren’t allowed to use the manual for the permit test.Do I need a drug test when taking the permit test in Connecticut?
No drug test is required when getting your permit in Connecticut.Which DMV office is the easiest to go to when taking the Connecticut permit test?
There are various options for taking your test, so go to a place nearest you.Where can I see some feedback from people who have already passed their Connecticut permit test?
Visit one of the permit practice tests above and scroll down to see the Facebook comments section - those were left by people who have already passed the DMV test or are still getting ready for it. Good luck!I failed my Connecticut permit test, what now?
You must wait at least 14 days before taking it again. You will have to pay another testing fee.When is the next time I can take my Connecticut written test if I fail?
You may take it again in 14 days.What are the restrictions on my Connecticut permit after I get it?
You cannot have anyone in the car with you for the first three months other than a licensed instructor, licensed parent or licensed adult age 20 or older. After the first three months, you may have immediate family members in the car with you.Can I drive anywhere in Connecticut with a learner's permit?
Yes. You may drive in various places with your learner’s permit. Just be sure to always have a licensed driver age 20 or older with you.What happens after I pass my permit test in Connecticut?
Adults over 18 must hold their learner’s permit for at least 90 days. They must also complete an 8-hour Safe Driving Practices Course through a commercial or secondary driving school.
Teens under 18 should get 30 hours of classroom training with either a commercial driving school or a secondary driver’s education course and hold their learner’s permit for at least 120 days. There’s also the option of home training which includes 22 hours of classroom type training and an 8-hour Safe Driving Practices Course where you must hold your permit for 180 days. Teens must also get an additional 40 hours of behind-the-wheel training.- Collapse all
Getting Ready for Your Connecticut Road Test: FAQ
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What should I be practicing while getting ready for the Connecticut road test?
All potential drivers should practice making turns, yielding to right of way, navigating intersections and driving in various districts.Can I practice driving anywhere in Connecticut?
Drivers should get plenty of practice in as many places as possible.Where can I find a driving school in Connecticut?
Here’s a list of approved driving schools in Connecticut.What should I bring for the Connecticut road test?
Be sure to bring your:- Learner's permit
- Driver’s license application
- Registered and insured vehicle
- Proof of driver’s education completion
What things will I be asked to perform on my Connecticut driving exam?
A good driving instructor will prepare you for the exam. You will be tested on intersections, parking, driving in traffic, and more.What is the best thing to do the night before the Connecticut road test?
You want to be sure to:- Have all necessary documents
- Take another practice drive
- Relax for the next day
How do I schedule a driving test in Connecticut?
Appointments are scheduled by calling 860-263-5700 (for those within the Hartford area or outside of Connecticut) and 800-842-8222 (for everywhere else in Connecticut).Where do I go to take my Connecticut driving test?
Testing will be offered at secondary driver training schools. If you received your education at a commercial school or at home you will take your test at a DMV Hub Office.Will the DMV office let me borrow a car for the Connecticut road test?
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Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Connecticut: Frequently Asked Questions
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Can anyone take me for my road test in Connecticut?
Those under 18 should have a qualified trainer/parent/legal guardian bring them.How do I make sure I pass the Connecticut road test the first time?
Be aware the test will take anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Be ready to follow instructions and drive appropriately.What should I keep in mind when taking my driver’s test in Connecticut?
Prepare to drive safely by responding to traffic signs and signals and interacting with other driver’s responsibility.What mistakes should I avoid on the Connecticut road test?
You don’t want to do any of the following:- Disobey stop lights
- Ignore the examiner
- Not make complete stops at stop signs
- Speed
What will I have to do on the road test in Connecticut?
You will be expected to understand and react properly to any driving situation on the road test.Will I be asked to Parallel Park?
Yes.Am I allowed to wear contacts/glasses when taking my Connecticut road test?
Yes. You are encouraged to wear corrective lenses if you need them.Who can ride in the car with me during the Connecticut driving test?
The applicant and the examiner are allowed in the car during the road test.What if I fail the road test in Connecticut several times?
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I Have Passed the CT Road Test! What's Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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What happens after I pass my Connecticut road test?
You will receive your license.What are the limitations on my Connecticut driver’s license after I get it?
If you are under 18, you may only drive with your parents, driving instructor or licensed driver age 20 or older for the first 6 months. During the second 6 months, you may drive with members of your immediate family.
You may not drive between midnight and 5 a.m. either.What things should I keep in mind when driving in Connecticut for the first time?
You should remember:- Be careful in adverse weather conditions
- Watch out for large trucks
- Don’t follow other vehicles too closely
What type of car insurance should I get in Connecticut?
The minimum liability in Connecticut is ,000 for bodily injury for one person injured in an accident. The maximum is ,000 for bodily injury for all injuries in one accident and ,000 maximum liability for property damage.What documents do I need in order to get my first Connecticut auto insurance?
Most insurance companies in Connecticut want similar information such as address, social security number, commute distance, car type and driving history.How much can I expect to pay for car insurance in Connecticut?
For detailed information on getting car insurance in Connecticut go here. The average cost of car insurance in Connecticut is 23 per year, according to www.insure.com.Where can I find the best car insurance in Connecticut and where do I get it?
Conduct adequate research before choosing an insurance company. Online insurance search providers will help you to compare various companies.Why is car insurance more expensive for new drivers in Connecticut?
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I Have Failed My Connecticut Road Test! What's Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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I have failed the road test in Connecticut when can I retake it?
If you fail the road test, you must wait at least 14 days before retaking it. You must also pay the licensing fee again.What happens if I fail my road test in Connecticut?
You will pay another license exam fee and schedule another test.
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How Can I Renew My Driver's License In CT? Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I renew my Connecticut driver's license?
What to do:- Decide whether you want a "verified" or a "regular" license renewal
- Go to the nearest DMV office or AAA location
- Current license
- Renewal application form
- renewal fee
Where can I renew my Connecticut driver's license?
You must renew your license at a DMV office or AAA location.Do I need to take an eye exam when renewing my Connecticut driver's license?
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I'm Moving to Connecticut! Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I have to pass a road test when I move to Connecticut from another state, for example North Dakota?
Usually, no road test is required. That is up to the examiner.Will Connecticut recognize my out-of-state learner’s permit?
Yes, you may drive with you out-of-state learner’s permit in Connecticut. You must adhere to the rules of both your home state and Connecticut.Is there a limit to how long I may drive in Connecticut with my out-of-state license?
You are welcome to drive in Connecticut with your out-of-state license as long as it is valid.May I drive in Connecticut with my out-of-country license?
You may drive with your valid out-of-country license in Connecticut for up to one year. For more information on obtaining a license in Connecticut, please visit here.Where can I find more driving-related information about moving to Connecticut?
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General Questions About CT Driving License
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When is it legal to drive in the state of Connecticut?
You must be at least 16 years old to receive a learner’s permit.What is the legal limit for drinking and driving in Connecticut?
Driving while under the influence will cost you big in Connecticut. Be aware that the BAC limit is .02% for those under 21 and .08% for those 21 or older.- Collapse all
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