Experience mandatory.
Make sure to get experience driving in different conditions. If you don’t think you’re ready, you probably aren’t.
Know what to expect.
There are several hoops to jump through before you can get your license. Find out what they are and what you need to do to complete them.
Don’t get discouraged.
Just because you don’t pass all the tests the first time around, that doesn’t make you a bad driver. Ask the examiner what you should work on.
Drive safely.
Don’t act irresponsibly when behind the wheel, whether you’ve gotten your license or are still learning. Avoid talking on your cell phone, changing CDs or eating while driving.
Handle peer pressure.
Don’t worry if you’re the only one of your friends who hasn’t gotten your license. Being a good and safe driver is more important than anything your peers might say.
Do not drink and drive.
| Class A, B, C, and M: | $15 |
|---|---|
| Class A, B, C, or M Organ Donor: | $8 |
| Class C Instructional Permit: | $10 |
| Class D Provisional License: | $10 |
License Restrictions:
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A - No restriction
B - Corrective lens
C - Mechanical aids
D - Business only
E - Automatic transmission
F - Right side mirror
G - Daylight only
H - Employer's vehicle only
I - Left outside mirror
J - Prosthetic aid
K - Georgia only
L - Without air brakes
M - No expressways
N - Power brakes
O - Power steering
P - Interlock
Q - No passengers
R - Motorcycles 500 cc & under
S - To/from school
T - To/from medical
U - All motorcycles except X
V - Class B or C passenger vehicles
W - Class C passenger vehicles
X - Motorcycle three wheel
Y - Farm waiver required
Z - Visually impaired parent
1 - Bioptic lens
2 - Personal vehicles only
3 - To and from employment; medical care; school; court ordered driver improvement; driver education; drug/alcohol program, scheduled meetings of organizations for persons w ho have alcohol/drug addiction/abuse problems or ignition interlock station. Interlock Device required.
4 - No tractor trailers
