COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
Who must have a Missouri Driver License? correct answers Anyone who operates a motor
vehicle or motor- driven cycle on public roadways in Missouri is required to have a valid
driver license.
You must have a Missouri driver license if: correct answers 1. You live in Missouri, are 16
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.
When to carry license correct answers You must always carry your license or permit when
you drive. It is against the law for you to let anyone else use your license or permit.
You do NOT need a driver license if: correct answers 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 a farm tractor or implement on a highway for agri-
related purposes.
Non-driver license/ Identification card correct answers You may obtain a photo non-driver
license for identification purposes only. Your new non-driver license expires on your date of
birth in the sixth year after applying. If you are 70 or over, the license will be non-expiring.
Parent/Guardian Request to deny driver license correct answers The parent or guardian of a
person who is under the age of 18 may request the Director of Revenue to deny that person a
driver license. The denial expires at age 18.
Under - 21 Driver License correct answers If you are under 21 years of age, the Department
of Revenue will issue you a license identifying you as a minor. When 21, you may apply and
pay for another driver license or wait until your license expires
Out-of-State Transfer correct answers If you have a valid driver license issued by another
state or a driver license which has been expired for less than 184 days, and Missouri driver
license, you must surrender your out-of-state license to the clerk.
Commercial Driver license correct answers You must be at least 18 years old to apply for
CDL, and at least 21 years old to obtain a hazardous materials endorsement. Under Missouri's
graduated driver license law, you must still meet the under 21 requirements for a full license
at the time you apply for a CDL at age 18.
, Graduated Driver License (Law) correct answers 1. At age 15, a person may apply for an
instructor permit
2. At age 16, a person may apply for an intermediate driver license
3. At age 18, a person may apply for a full driver license.
The process is complete when the driver has completely obtained a full driver license or
reaches the age of 21.
Duplicate Driver License or replace a lost stolen or destroyed driver license correct answers
If your driver license is lost, stolen, or destroyed, you must apply for a duplicate license. If
your current license expires within the next 6 months, you may renew your license early
rather than obtain a duplicate license.
Driver license Renewal correct answers You can renew your license no earlier than 6 months
before your license expires. You are also required to take a vision test and a highway sign
recognition test when you renew.
Driver license Renewal when suspended correct answers You may take the vision and road
sign recognition tests and renew your driver license even while your driving privilege is
suspended.
Driver License Restriction codes correct answers If you have limited driving experience, or a
medical condition that impairs your ability to drive safely, you may receive a restricted
license permitting you to drive only under specific conditions.
If you do NOT have a social security number correct answers you must sign an affidavit
stating that you do not have a social security number.
Concealed Carry Weapon Endorsement (CCW) correct answers If you are at least 23 years
of age and apply for a renew of driver license, non-driver license, or instruction permit, you
may request a CCW endorsement be placed on any of those.
You can lose your license for (list a few) : correct answers • Refusing to let a police officer
test you for alcohol or drugs
• Leaving the scene of an accident
• Failing to file an accident report (see Chapter 13)
• Giving false information when you apply for a license
• Failing to settle a court judgment made against you for damages resulting from a motor
vehicle accident
• Failing to keep insurance (financial responsibility) (see Chapter 13)
• Changing the information on your license or using someone else's license when you attempt
to buy alcohol
• Failing to appear for an exam when requested by the Driver License Bureau
• Using a motor vehicle to commit a felony or causing the death of someone in a motor
vehicle accident
• Having too many points on your driving record (see Chapter 11)
• Letting someone else use your driver license
• Failing to appear in court or pay traffic tickets in Missouri or other states