Do you have to take a written test to get your license in Massachusetts?

At the RMV office, you’ll need to take a vision test and a written knowledge exam. You must answer 18 of the 25 questions on the written test correctly in order to pass. Make sure you study up on Massachusetts’ traffic laws and highway signs in the state’s Class D driver’s manual.

Do I have to take a road test to transfer my license in MA?

If your license is active or is expired for less than 1 year, a written and road test is not required. To transfer your license, you must have a valid immigration status for at least 12 months. If your legal immigration status is less than 12 months, you are not eligible to obtain a Massachusetts driver’s license.

Can you take drivers ed online in Massachusetts?

The Massachusetts legislature has not yet authorized online drivers education. You can still take the course for an auto insurance discount or for your own educational purposes, but if you are required to take drivers education because of your age, you won’t get any credit for this course at the DMV.

What do I need to transfer my license and registration to Massachusetts?

What you need

1. Proof of Massachusetts insurance through the Registration and Title Application with insurance stamp and signature.
2. Proof of ownership through certificate of title or if a lien exists on the vehicle, your registration from previous state.
3. Correct payment.

How much does it cost to transfer an out of state license in Massachusetts?

The fee to transfer your license is $115 to $130, depending on the type of license. Be sure to bring a personal check to cover this fee. For additional information on Massachusetts driver’s licenses, visit the RMV website.

What documents do I need to transfer my drivers license to Florida?

What You’ll Need to Transfer your Driver License to Florida

1. Proof of identity.
2. Proof of Social Security number.
3. Proof of residential address (List of acceptable documents)
4. Out-of-state driver’s license.
5. $48 for Class E driver’s license fee.

Is drivers ed mandatory in Massachusetts?

Currently, in Massachusetts, driver’s education is required for a new driver under the age of 18. This consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction, 12 hours of actual behind the wheel driving and 6 hours of back seat observation. Parents are also required to attend a separate 2-hour parent class.