Tennessee road test
Tennessee Class D road skills test
Tennessee's non-commercial road skills test is administered at participating Driver Services Centers. Use the official scheduler and location finder because not every service is offered at every site.
- Driver Servicestest location
- 21+licensed accompanying driver with permit
- Appointmentrecommended / schedulable
Arrive legally if you hold a learner permit
A learner-permit holder must arrive with a licensed driver age 21 or older. Without the required accompanying driver, Tennessee says the test cannot proceed.
Teen road-test eligibility
For the Intermediate Restricted License, the teen must be at least 16, have held the permit 180 days and have the required 50-hour certification before the road test.
Confirm the center offers road testing
Use the state location search and select the service you need. Full-service centers offer testing; express and partner sites may not.
Related Road to Permit guides
Official sources
- Tennessee Driver Services — Teen/Graduated Driver License
- Tennessee Driver Services — Adult First-Time Drivers
- Tennessee Driver Services — Knowledge Test Online
- Tennessee Driver Services — Comprehensive Driver License Manual
- Tennessee Driver Services — Locations and Appointments
- Tennessee Driver Services — Driver License Fees
- Tennessee Driver Services — Proof of Tennessee Residency
Independent study resource. Road to Permit is not affiliated with or endorsed by any DMV, DPS, FLHSMV or other government agency. Official state sources control if information changes.