Georgia location guide
Georgia permit, knowledge-test and road-test locations
Use a Georgia DDS Customer Service Center—not a county vehicle-registration office—for learner-permit and driver-license testing/issuance.
- CSCpermit/license office
- Walk-inknowledge
- Scheduledroad test
Customer Service Centers issue driver credentials
Use DDS for the original Class CP permit and driver-license transaction.
Every CSC offers knowledge testing
DDS states the exam is walk-in statewide; verify center hours and arrive before the testing cutoff.
Road-test sites require appointments
Use the DDS scheduler to choose a currently available automobile road-test location.
Driver-training schools are separate education providers
Use DDS-approved schools for Joshua's Law courses/training; DDS still issues the credential.
Find a Customer Service Center
Georgia's official directory lists Customer Service Centers by name and county with their street address and services offered.
Check the services offered at that center
Centers can differ in first issuance, knowledge testing, noncommercial road testing, CDL services and other transactions. Road tests are not available at every location.
DDS also operates self-service kiosks
In-center and store kiosks can handle eligible transactions such as renewals and replacements, but a first permit or required test still needs the appropriate Customer Service Center.
Related Road to Permit guides
Official sources
- Georgia DDS — Learner's Permit (Class CP)
- Georgia DDS — Test and Exams Information
- Georgia DDS — Joshua's Law Requirements
- Georgia DDS — Class D Provisional License
- Georgia DDS — Teen Drivers / TADRA
- Georgia DDS — Fees and Terms
- Georgia DDS — Road Test Appointment
- Georgia DDS — Driver's Manual
- Georgia DDS — Customer Service Centers
- Georgia DDS — Locations
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