Minnesota road test
Minnesota Class D road test
Minnesota requires a road-test appointment and a valid instruction permit. The applicant supplies the vehicle, must arrive with a licensed driver and must provide current proof of insurance.
- Appointmentrequired
- Permitvalid permit required
- Insurancecurrent proof required
Bring the required people and documents
The current manual tells applicants to bring the valid instruction permit, a licensed accompanying driver and current proof of insurance.
Vehicle must be safe
Doors, seat belts, lights, signals and registration are among the items on Minnesota's road-test checklist.
Meet the permit waiting period first
Your minimum practice period depends on age, so confirm eligibility before reserving a road-test slot.
Related Road to Permit guides
Official sources
- Minnesota DVS — Class D Driver's Manual
- Minnesota DVS — Driver and Vehicle Services
- Minnesota DVS — Driver Services Fees
- Minnesota DVS — Drive Minnesota / appointments
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