NORTH CAROLINA DRIVER HANDBOOK DMV
EXAM 2026 WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS||
GUARANTEED PASS
What type of military document can be used as identification? - ANSWER-A
valid, unexpired US military ID.
What is a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)? - ANSWER-A document
issued by the United States Department of State to prove citizenship.
What is the significance of a Limited Driving Privilege in North Carolina? -
ANSWER-It is issued by a NC court and noted as 'Not for Federal
Identification'.
What must be included in proof of residency for minors? - ANSWER-
Documents like pay stubs or military records reflecting the SSN.
What is the requirement for a foreign passport used for identification? -
ANSWER-It must be unexpired and accompanied by a valid U.S. visa.
What is the role of the DMV regarding documents for driver license applicants?
- ANSWER-To verify authenticity and ensure compliance with legal
requirements.
What happens if a driver's license is expired for more than 2 years? -
ANSWER-It may not be accepted as valid identification.
,What must be presented to obtain a driver license in North Carolina? -
ANSWER-Proof of legal presence, which may require multiple documents.
What is one document that can serve as proof of legal presence? - ANSWER-
Permanent Resident Card (Form I-551)
What type of documentation is needed for magazine subscriptions? -
ANSWER-No additional documentation needed.
What document shows a minor as an occupant? - ANSWER-Lease or housing
contract.
What type of records can reflect a minor as a dependent? - ANSWER-Tax
records/returns.
What is the consequence for speeding in excess of 55 mph while attempting to
avoid arrest? - ANSWER-1 year suspension
What is the consequence for prearranged racing with another motor vehicle? -
ANSWER-3 years suspension
What is the consequence for willful refusal to submit to a blood or breath
alcohol test? - ANSWER-1 year suspension
What should you do if you believe your driving privilege should not have been
revoked? - ANSWER-Request a hearing in the judicial district where you
reside.
What is the consequence for a conviction of speeding over 75 mph? -
ANSWER-Possible suspension of driving privilege.
,What is the point value for running through a red light? - ANSWER-3 points
What is a moving violation? - ANSWER-A traffic offense that violates laws
governing vehicle operation, such as reckless driving or running a red light.
Name three examples of moving violations. - ANSWER-1. Passing a stopped
school bus; 2. Hit-and-run; 3. Speeding.
What can you do to prevent license suspension for Failure to Pay? - ANSWER-
Choose Option A or B to either request a reduction of the amount owed or pay
the full amount.
What is the first step if you cannot afford to pay a traffic ticket? - ANSWER-
Fill out the Motion for Relief (AOC-CR-415) and submit it to the court clerk.
What is required to restore a driver license in North Carolina? - ANSWER-Pay
a restoration fee of $65, provide proof of identity, and possibly take required
tests.
What does 'Not for Federal Identification' mean on a driver license? -
ANSWER-It indicates that additional documentation is required to fly or enter
federal facilities.
What is required for applicants under 18 years old to obtain a driver license? -
ANSWER-A Driving Eligibility Certificate, high school diploma, or GED.
Who must sign the Driving Eligibility Certificate for applicants under 18? -
ANSWER-The applicant's school administrator.
, What happens if a person under 18 loses eligibility for a Driving Eligibility
Certificate? - ANSWER-Their driver license will be revoked until they turn 18
or obtain a new certificate.
What must applicants under 18 provide when applying for a driver license or
learner permit? - ANSWER-A Driving Eligibility Certificate, proof of
graduation, or a GED, and proof of completion of a driver education course.
What is the minimum classroom instruction required for a driver education
course? - ANSWER-30 hours.
What is the minimum behind-the-wheel instruction required for a driver
education course? - ANSWER-6 hours.
What is one document that can prove identity and date of birth? - ANSWER-A
valid, unexpired United States passport.
What type of birth certificate is accepted? - ANSWER-A certified copy filed
with a State Office of Vital Statistics.
What is required to prove Social Security number when applying for a driver
license? - ANSWER-A Social Security Card or other specified documents.
What types of documents are not accepted as proof of identification? -
ANSWER-Driver Education Certificates, Driver Eligibility Certificates, and
report cards.
What must minors show to prove residency in North Carolina? - ANSWER-
Two documents reflecting their permanent address.
EXAM 2026 WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS||
GUARANTEED PASS
What type of military document can be used as identification? - ANSWER-A
valid, unexpired US military ID.
What is a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)? - ANSWER-A document
issued by the United States Department of State to prove citizenship.
What is the significance of a Limited Driving Privilege in North Carolina? -
ANSWER-It is issued by a NC court and noted as 'Not for Federal
Identification'.
What must be included in proof of residency for minors? - ANSWER-
Documents like pay stubs or military records reflecting the SSN.
What is the requirement for a foreign passport used for identification? -
ANSWER-It must be unexpired and accompanied by a valid U.S. visa.
What is the role of the DMV regarding documents for driver license applicants?
- ANSWER-To verify authenticity and ensure compliance with legal
requirements.
What happens if a driver's license is expired for more than 2 years? -
ANSWER-It may not be accepted as valid identification.
,What must be presented to obtain a driver license in North Carolina? -
ANSWER-Proof of legal presence, which may require multiple documents.
What is one document that can serve as proof of legal presence? - ANSWER-
Permanent Resident Card (Form I-551)
What type of documentation is needed for magazine subscriptions? -
ANSWER-No additional documentation needed.
What document shows a minor as an occupant? - ANSWER-Lease or housing
contract.
What type of records can reflect a minor as a dependent? - ANSWER-Tax
records/returns.
What is the consequence for speeding in excess of 55 mph while attempting to
avoid arrest? - ANSWER-1 year suspension
What is the consequence for prearranged racing with another motor vehicle? -
ANSWER-3 years suspension
What is the consequence for willful refusal to submit to a blood or breath
alcohol test? - ANSWER-1 year suspension
What should you do if you believe your driving privilege should not have been
revoked? - ANSWER-Request a hearing in the judicial district where you
reside.
What is the consequence for a conviction of speeding over 75 mph? -
ANSWER-Possible suspension of driving privilege.
,What is the point value for running through a red light? - ANSWER-3 points
What is a moving violation? - ANSWER-A traffic offense that violates laws
governing vehicle operation, such as reckless driving or running a red light.
Name three examples of moving violations. - ANSWER-1. Passing a stopped
school bus; 2. Hit-and-run; 3. Speeding.
What can you do to prevent license suspension for Failure to Pay? - ANSWER-
Choose Option A or B to either request a reduction of the amount owed or pay
the full amount.
What is the first step if you cannot afford to pay a traffic ticket? - ANSWER-
Fill out the Motion for Relief (AOC-CR-415) and submit it to the court clerk.
What is required to restore a driver license in North Carolina? - ANSWER-Pay
a restoration fee of $65, provide proof of identity, and possibly take required
tests.
What does 'Not for Federal Identification' mean on a driver license? -
ANSWER-It indicates that additional documentation is required to fly or enter
federal facilities.
What is required for applicants under 18 years old to obtain a driver license? -
ANSWER-A Driving Eligibility Certificate, high school diploma, or GED.
Who must sign the Driving Eligibility Certificate for applicants under 18? -
ANSWER-The applicant's school administrator.
, What happens if a person under 18 loses eligibility for a Driving Eligibility
Certificate? - ANSWER-Their driver license will be revoked until they turn 18
or obtain a new certificate.
What must applicants under 18 provide when applying for a driver license or
learner permit? - ANSWER-A Driving Eligibility Certificate, proof of
graduation, or a GED, and proof of completion of a driver education course.
What is the minimum classroom instruction required for a driver education
course? - ANSWER-30 hours.
What is the minimum behind-the-wheel instruction required for a driver
education course? - ANSWER-6 hours.
What is one document that can prove identity and date of birth? - ANSWER-A
valid, unexpired United States passport.
What type of birth certificate is accepted? - ANSWER-A certified copy filed
with a State Office of Vital Statistics.
What is required to prove Social Security number when applying for a driver
license? - ANSWER-A Social Security Card or other specified documents.
What types of documents are not accepted as proof of identification? -
ANSWER-Driver Education Certificates, Driver Eligibility Certificates, and
report cards.
What must minors show to prove residency in North Carolina? - ANSWER-
Two documents reflecting their permanent address.
