MO Driver Guide: Chapter 1 - The Missouri Driver License Questions And Answers

MO Driver Guide: Chapter 1 - The Missouri Driver License Questions And Answers Anyone who operates a motor vehicle or motor driven cycle on public roadways is required to have what? - ANS a valid driver's license (can be obtained at any MO license office) You must have a Missouri driver license if - ANS 1. You live in Missouri, are 16 years of age or older, and plan to drive. 2. You are a new resident of Missouri and want to drive, even if you have a driver license from another state. 3. You are an out-of-state commercial driver who has moved to Missouri within the lat 30 days. You do not need a Missouri driver license if - ANS 1. You are a member of the armed forces and you have a valid driver license from your home state. 2. You are a full-time student and you have a valid driver license from your home state. 3. You operate or temporarily operate or move any farm tractor or implement on a highway for agri-related purposes. Driver license or permit - ANS You are required to carry what when you drive (must present to law enforcement officers if they ask to see it)? against the law - ANS It is ____________ for you to allow anyone else to use your license or permit. Anyone obtaining a new license or permit is required to show what? - ANS - verification of lawful status - identity (full legal name and date of birth) - Social Security number - Name change (if applicable) - MO residency (1 piece of mail for non-REAL ID; 2 pieces of mail for REAL ID) Minor - ANS If you are under 21 years of age, you will be issued a permit identifying you as a __________. Instruction Permit - ANS Eligible age: 15. The first step in Missouri's Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program for young drivers. Allows a young person to learn to drive with the supervision of a licensed adult. Motorcycle Instruction Permit - ANS Eligible age: 15 1/2 or 16. You may apply to learn to operate a motorcycle or motortricycle. At 15 1/2, you must successfully complete an approved motorcycle rider training course, pass Class F and Class M written, vision, and road sign tests, and have written consent from your parent or guardian. Only allows daylight driving within a 50 mile radius of home, a motorcycle of no larger than 250 cc, and no passengers. At 16 and older, the motorcycle rider training course is not required, but the Class F and Class M written tests still apply. When you reach age 21 - ANS You may apply and pay for another driver license (without the minor indication) or wait until your under-21 license expires. Intermediate License (Class F) - ANS Eligible age: 16. Second step in Missouri's GDL program for young drivers. License allows a young person certain restricted driving privileges. Full Driver License (Class F) - ANS Eligible age: 18. Basic driver license, also called an operator license. Must have this license to operate any motor vehicle other than one requiring you to have a Class A, B, C, or E license. Also does not allow you to drive a motorcycle unless the license shows the M endorsement. Must pass written, vision, road sign, and driving tests. For-Hire License (Class E) - ANS Eligible age: 18. Written exam based on complete driver guide, but mainly Chapter 15 (Commercial Vehicles). Must pass vision and road sign tests. Driving test not required if you already have a Class F license. However, you must still meet the "under 21 requirements" for a full license if you apply for a Class E license at age 18.