Transportation
Driving License requirements for those over 18
(https://www.dmv.org/il-illinois/apply-license.php)
IL Class D Driver's License
The Illinois Class D license is the license most Illinois drivers need.
It allows you to operate regular, noncommercial passenger cars and trucks.
To apply for a new Class D driver's license, visit your nearest Driver Services Facility
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Present the required ID documents. These documents cannot be photocopies. The IL SOS provides a complete list, but be prepared to show: 1 document that satisfies Group A, B, C, and D.
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Group A covers your written signature, such as a canceled check or passport.
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Group B covers your Social Security number, including your Social Security Card or military discharge papers.
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Group C covers your date of birth, such as a birth certificate or court order.
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Group D proves your residency. Examples include bank statements or credit reports.
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Pass your vision exam, written permit test, and driving test.
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The IL SOS doesn't require Driver's Ed* but you can study for the written test by reading the state's driver handbook and taking a few practice tests.
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The IL SOS doesn't require a learner's permit first, but you can request one to practice if you want.
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Remember, new residents holding a valid driver's license will likely not need to take the driving test.
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Pay the applicable new driver's license fee. ($30)
License practice tests and manual
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