Georgia road-test guide
Georgia Class C/D road skills test
Georgia offers both traditional and virtual non-commercial road tests. In either case, schedule first and verify the vehicle and accompanying-adult rules before arriving.
- Appointmentrequired
- 75%traditional pass score
- Traditional / virtualtwo formats
Traditional test: examiner in passenger seat
DDS scores required driving tasks and requires at least 75% to pass.
Virtual test: remote examiner + dual-facing camera
A licensed adult age 21+ rides in the vehicle and the hands-free device/camera setup connects to the DDS examiner.
Vehicle must be registered, insured and safe
DDS inspects the vehicle; expired plates, missing insurance or unsafe conditions can stop the test.
Adult applicants also need supervised experience
DDS's age-18+ road-test instructions require a valid Georgia non-commercial learner permit and an affidavit certifying 40 supervised hours including 6 at night.
After a failed road test: the next day, then seven days
After a first failed Class C or D road test you can test again the next day; after a second or later failure, DDS asks you to wait seven days before the next attempt. DDS can set a longer wait in some cases, so check its road-test page before you book again.
Schedule before you go
Walk-ins are not accepted for the behind-the-wheel automobile test. Complete the online License/ID/Permit Form and use DDS Online Services to reserve the road test.
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 — Road Test
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