Oklahoma Driver's Handbook 2026

2 This handbook is written to help you qualify for an Oklahoma Driver License and become a safe driver. It is not an official legal reference to Oklahoma traffic laws. Still, it explains in everyday language the knowledge and skills you will need to drive safely and legally on Oklahoma’s roads and highways. Good drivers know, understand and respect the law and safe-driving practices. They drive defensively and courteously, always seeking to improve their driving skills and habits. If you are an Oklahoma resident, you must have an Oklahoma Driver License to operate a car, truck or motorcycle. You must pass the required tests for the type of vehicle you want to drive. The tests will be given and evaluated by a professional driver examiner from Service Oklahoma, according to state and national standards. Your license to operate a motor vehicle on Oklahoma’s streets and highways is a privilege the state grants under certain conditions. This privilege is granted only to people who can show they have the knowledge and the ability to operate their vehicles safely. Abuse of the privilege may result in the loss of your Oklahoma Driver License. FOREWORD The Oklahoma Driver Manual presents instructions and general information relating to the operation of motor vehicles in the state of Oklahoma. It is based on the laws and regulations in effect at the time of publication. 3 YOUR OKLAHOMA DRIVER LICENSE 4 CHAPTER 1: How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License Who Has to Have an Oklahoma Driver License? • What to Bring with You • REAL ID • Types of Oklahoma Driver Licenses • Parent-Taught Driver Education • New Graduated Driver License (GDL) • What to Expect: Vision Screening, Written Test, Driving Test • Where to Get Your License • Organ Donor Option • Veteran Logo Options • Sex or Violent Offender Registration • License Responsibilities • Fees • Vehicle Inspection 13 CHAPTER 2: Your Driver License— Restrictions and Renewals Your Oklahoma Driving Privilege • If You Lose Your License • License Expiration and Renewal • Changing Your Name and Address • Probationary Period • Unauthorized Driving • Restrictions and Endorsements Placed on Your License 16 CHAPTER 3: Requirements for Oklahoma Drivers Registration, Tag and Title • Financial Responsibility and Compulsory Liability Insurance —You Must be Properly Insured • Mandatory Safety Requirements— Seat Belts and Child Passenger Restraints • Child Passenger Restraint System RULES OF THE ROAD 19 CHAPTER 4: Signs, Signals and Markings Regulatory Signs • Warning Signs • Railroad Warning Signs • Construction and Maintenance Signs • Guide Signs • Service Signs • Traffic Signals • Pedestrian Signals • Lane Control Signals • Pavement Markings 28 CHAPTER 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield You Must Yield to Children Playing in the Streets • You Must Yield to Blind Persons • You Must Always Yield to a Funeral Procession • Move Over Law or Bernardo's Law • Right-of-Way at Intersections • Crossing an Intersection • Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus 31 CHAPTER 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers Changing Lanes • Expressway Driving • Passing • Turning • Backing TABLE OF CONTENTS 39 CHAPTER 7: Speed Limits The Basic Speed Rule • Speed Limits • Road Rage • Night Driving 41 CHAPTER 8: Stopping and Following Stopping Distances • Braking • Stopping in Icy and Rainy Conditions • Following • How to Avoid Rear-End Collisions 45 CHAPTER 9: Parking Parking • Parking on a Highway • Angle Parking • Parallel Parking • Parking and Starting on a Hill • Disabled Parking Placard • Unlawful Parking DRIVING SAFELY 49 CHAPTER 10: Sharing the Road — Pedestrians • Bicycles • Motorcycles • Trucks • Trains • Slow-Moving Vehicles 57 CHAPTER 11: Driving Tips Using High and Low Headlight Beams Properly • Using a Standard Transmission • Good Driving Posture • Avoid Carbon Monoxide Poisoning • Driving Out of State • Car Phone Safety • Pay Attention-Be Alert Animals • Emergency Kit for Your Car • Traffic Facts • Flood Dynamics VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES 62 CHAPTER 12: Alcohol, Drugs and Driving — Drugs Affect your Driving • Alcohol—Why Drinking and Driving Is So Dangerous • Oklahoma Implied Consent Laws • Criminal Evidence and Penalties • Other Drugs and Driving • Zero Tolerance for Drivers under 21 • Additional Penalties for Persons Under 18 67 CHAPTER 13: Violations and Penalties Unlawful Use of License and/or Identification Card • School Withdrawal • Driver’s Record • Compliance Division • Probationary License • Mandatory Revocation of Your License • Oklahoma Mandatory Point System • Financial Responsibility—Liability Insurance Requirements • Financial Responsibility— Penalty for Not Having Insurance • Testing Locations 4 CHAPTER 1 WHO HAS TO HAVE AN OKLAHOMA DRIVER LICENSE? All residents who operate a motor vehicle on any Oklahoma street or highway. ■ Drivers with an out-of-state license must apply for an Oklahoma Driver License when they establish residency. Upon establishing residency, your vehicles must be registered in Oklahoma. (Find your local Service Oklahoma or licensed operator location on our website*.) This may not apply to military personnel and their spouses. An Oklahoma License is NOT required for: ■ 1. Nonresidents at least 16 years old who are properly licensed to drive in their home state or country. ■ 2. Nonresidents on active duty with the Armed Forces and their spouses and children with valid licenses from their home states. ■ 3. Nonresident students enrolled at an Oklahoma college or university and their spouses and children with valid licenses from their home states. ■ 4. Anyone operating a farm tractor or implement solely for farm/ranch activities WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU You must apply for your license in person at a Driver Testing Facility operated by Service Oklahoma (Find your local Service Oklahoma or licensed operator location on our website*.) Use this checklist for items to bring with you: … 1. Your full legal name will be used on your license. A name change resulting from marriage, court order or divorce shall appear on the driver license or identification card exactly as stated on the marriage certificate, court order or divorce decree. … 2. Bring proper identification. You are required to present primary identification. Notarized documents or photocopies are not acceptable. For your primary ID, you must show an original or certified document such as: ▶ Certified U.S. birth certificate. ▶ A valid, unexpired U.S. Passport ▶ A valid Oklahoma Driver License, originally issued after November 1, 2007. ▶ A valid Oklahoma Identification Card, originally issued after November 1, 2007. ▶ Naturalization/Citizenship Certificate ▶ Consular Report of Birth Abroad. ▶ Unexpired Permanent Resident Card. ▶ Unexpired Employment Authorization Card. ▶ Valid, unexpired foreign passport with a valid U.S. visa and valid I-94 issued by DHS. Other USCIS documents may be required depending on your status (DS-2019, I-20, etc.). For Replacement Licenses – Applicants requesting replacement of a lost, stolen or mutilated Oklahoma Driver License or ID card must furnish, at a minimum, a primary form of identification. Applicants for renewals with an expired Oklahoma license or Oklahoma ID card expired more than 1 year must provide a document from primary identification list. Name Change – Documentation required. If a customer wishes to establish a name other than the name that appears on a source document, the customer must provide evidence of the name change through the presentation of documents issued by a court, governmental body or other entity as determined by Service Oklahoma. Service How to Apply for Your Oklahoma Driver License Oklahoma will maintain copies of the documentation presented and maintain a record of both the recorded name and the name on the source documents as determined by the Department. Required documents include: ▶ Unexpired US Passport ▶ Certified Divorce Decree, only if it states you were granted a name change ▶ Certified Adoption decree ▶ Certified Name Change Decree or ▶ Certified Birth Certificate, pursuant to 63 OS., 1-315 ▶ Certified Marriage License or ▶ For a common law marriage, “Affidavit of Common Law Marriage” containing the notarized signatures of the husband and wife, with another primary source. ▶ If USCIS document is the primary ID (including 1-551), applicant must provide proof of name change from USCIS before any change will be made. OKLAHOMA 4d Lic. No. USA 3 DOB 9 Class 9a End 12 Restr 1 2 8 11/16/1907 A13456789 NOT FOR FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES DRIVER LICENSE SERVICE OKLAHOMA 6015 N. CLASSEN BLVD. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73118 D NONE NONE * https://oklahoma.gov/ service/locations/driving-auto- locations.html 5 CHAPTER 1 Name Change – A name change resulting from marriage, court order or divorce shall appear on the driver license or identification card exactly as stated on the marriage certificate, court order or divorce decree. Legal name changes should be reported to the Social Security Administration before changes are made on your license or identification card. Titles or ecclesiastical names will not be placed on a driver license or an identification card. ■ If you are not a United States citizen, you must present valid identification and documentation that you are in the United States legally. If you are a U.S. citizen but born outside of the United States, including military bases, you must provide proof of citizenship pursuant to the laws of the United States. No license shall be issued to any immigrant whose documentation indicates the immigrant is a visitor or is not eligible to establish residency. A receipt for an application for presence in the U.S. is NOT proof of legal presence. … 3. Bring valid proof of auto liability insurance if you’re taking the driving test. … 4. If you have health or physical conditions that might impair your driving ability, you may be required to have a doctor’s statement about your condition. … 5. Provide your Social Security Number. This number will not appear on your license. … 6. Bring public school driver’s education completion certificate or a certificate of completion of driver’s education from a commercial school or a parent-taught driver’s education course approved by Service Oklahoma. If proof of driver’s education completion is not presented, additional restrictions may be imposed. REAL ID REAL ID is a federal security credential added to State- Issued Driver Licenses and Identification Cards that establishes a minimum security standard required for specific activities. Beginning May 7, 2025, a REAL ID License or Identification Card or valid federal identification document (i.e., U.S. Passport) will be required to: ■ Board a domestic flight ■ Visit military bases or specific federal buildings ■ Enter nuclear power plants Our REAL ID checklist will provide you with the documents required for your visit. Visit our web page for more information. https://oklahoma.gov/service/sokonline/online-real-id-checklist.html OKLAHOMA 4d Lic. No. USA 3 DOB 9 Class 9a End 12 Restr 1 2 8 11/16/1907 A13456789 DRIVER LICENSE SERVICE OKLAHOMA 6015 N. CLASSEN BLVD. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73118 D NONE NONE 6 CHAPTER 1 TYPE MINIMUM AGE TYPE OF VEHICLE AND REQUIREMENTS Class A, B or C Commercial License 18 Single or combination vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 26,001 lbs. or more (does not include farm vehicles); a vehicle transporting hazardous materials in amounts requiring a placard; or a vehicle designed to transport 16 or more passengers, including the driver. REQUIREMENTS: If you will be driving any one of these vehicles, you must study the Commercial Driver Manual to prepare for the driving test. The new Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) regulations require that all entry-level drivers of commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) receive training from a provider listed on FMCSA’s Training Provider Registry. Visit this FMCSA web page for more details. https://tpr.fmcsa.dot.gov/content/Resources/ELDT-Applicability-Factsheet_rev_508.pdf Class A, B or C Commercial Learner Permit 18 REQUIREMENTS: You must pass all the required examinations for an Oklahoma Class D license and have passed all parts of the tests for a Class A, B or C license except the Skills Tests. The applicant must be able to read and understand English. You must be accompanied by a licensed driver 21 or older, who is licensed for the classes of vehicles being driven, including all required endorsements. It is valid for 180 days and may be renewed for an additional 180 days. You will be eligible for Skills Tests 14 days after obtaining the permit. You can take the test only three times after date of eligibility. After that, you can take the test only once every 30 days. Class D 18+ 18 Cars, vans, trucks under 26,001 lbs. (GVWR), recreational vehicles, fire truck. Driver education not required. REQUIREMENTS: A Learner Permit is valid only while a licensed driver, 21 or older, sits beside the driver. The driving test can be taken 30 days after the permit is issued. You can only take the driving test three times after the date of eligibility. After three times, you can take the test once every 30 days. If you choose to go from the written test to a Class D license, you can take the driving test as early as the next business day. You can only take the driving test three times. After three times, you must possess a valid Oklahoma Learner permit for 30 days before you are eligible to re-test. You can take the test once every 30 days. Class D License 16 16 ½ 16 – Cars, vans, trucks under 26,001 lbs. (GVWR), recreational vehicles, fire trucks. Must show completion certificate from an approved driver education course. 16 1/2 – Driver education completion not required. REQUIREMENTS: You must pass the knowledge test, driving test and vision screening. Your physical condition must meet the required standards. You must be able to read and understand road signs. If you are transferring a license from another state, see Table 2, page 10. Class D Learner Permit 15 1/2 You must be taking or have passed an approved driver education course and show a completed driver education certificate, a contract with a commercial driver education school or the notarized driver education form from a public school. If participating in the Parent-Taught Driver Education Program, you must bring the SOK-approved Parent-Taught Affidavit and a purchase receipt for the course. Class D Learner Permit 16 You must qualify for a regular Class D license, except for the driving test. Driver education completion not required. REQUIREMENTS: A Learner Permit is valid only while a licensed driver, 21 or older, sits beside the driver. The driving test can be taken six months after the permit is issued. The “Licensed Driver in the Front Seat” restriction will be removed when you pass the driving test. You can take the test only three times after the date of eligibility. After that, you can take the test only once every 30 days. TABLE 1—TYPES OF LICENSES You must show proper identification each time you apply for a test, retest, replacement license or ID card. 7 CHAPTER 1 TYPE MINIMUM AGE TYPE OF VEHICLE AND REQUIREMENTS Motorcycle Endorsement 16 Added to Class A, B, C or D license. REQUIREMENTS: You must first have a valid Oklahoma Driver License, then pass the Motorcycle Endorsement Test. Effective August 26, 2016, those under 18 must complete a certified state-approved motorcycle basic rider course. Motorcycle License Only 14 Study the MOTORCYCLE LICENSE MANUAL in addition to this manual. https://msf-usa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/motorcycle-operator-manual.pdf REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the vision, written and skills test requirements. On the driving test, you must prove your ability to operate a cycle safely. This license is restricted to a motor scooter or motorcycle with a piston displacement of no more than 300 cc (cubic centimeters). You may ride only between the hours of 4:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. You cannot carry a passenger. If your motorcycle is over 150cc but not larger than 300cc, you may drive the posted speed limit, with the exception you may not drive on a highway with a posted minimum speed limit, such as an interstate or turnpike. These restrictions are lifted at age 16 once the “motorcycle only” restriction is removed. Effective August 26, 2016, those under 18 must complete a certified state-approved motorcycle basic rider course. Motorcycle License Permit 14 SOK may waive the knowledge and skills test for a motorcycle if applicant shows proof that they have successfully completed a Motorcycle Safety Foundation Rider Course. A helmet is required for anyone under 18 years of age. Study the MOTORCYCLE LICENSE MANUAL in addition to this manual. https://msf-usa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/motorcycle-operator-manual.pdf You must see a driver license examiner to have a #9 restriction added to your motorcycle driver license at the age of 16 years. (15 1/2 if receiving instruction in an approved driver education course). REQUIREMENTS: You must be receiving instruction from a parent, legal guardian or any person 21 or older who has a valid Oklahoma Driver License with a motorcycle endorsement added and who has visual contact with the operator. You must meet the requirements for a regular driver license. The learner restriction can be removed 30 days after the permit is issued. Effective August 26, 2016, under 18 must also complete a certified state approved motorcycle basic rider course. 14-15 year olds: Learner Restriction is required. Your application must be signed by a custodial parent or legal guardian who must agree that the conditions imposed upon the license will be complied with and who must also be willing to assume financial and legal responsibility if you violate the law, damage property or cause personal injury while riding your cycle. Identification Card None Card is to be used for identification only. REQUIREMENTS: You must be an Oklahoma resident and provide the same type of identification required for a driver license. You must complete the application in person at a Driver License Exam location. You must have a custodial parent or legal guardian sign the consent form if you are under 18. For more information regarding the types of Class D driver licenses and ID cards and their requirements, visit our web page. https://oklahoma.gov/service/popular-services/new-dl.html Information regarding the different types of commercial driver licenses (CDL) and their requirements is available on the web page. https://oklahoma.gov/service/all-pages/cdl-first-time-applicants.html 8 CHAPTER 1 PARENT-TAUGHT DRIVER EDUCATION On November 1, 2001, Oklahoma enacted Parent-Taught Driver Education. The program is designed to provide driver education to students who are unable to receive it in school or through a commercial driving school. Oklahoma has enjoyed the benefits of driver education in conventional school settings for years and now offers alternative sources of education to target more young drivers. Listed below are some questions and answers about Oklahoma’s Parent-Taught Driver Education. Q What is Parent-Taught Driver Education? A Parent-Taught is an alternative to conventional driver education that is recognized by Service Oklahoma. It is offered as a correspondence study through approved Parent-Taught Driver Education Providers. Q Is this type of driver education free? A No. Approved Vendors charge a fee for the curriculum. Q Is Parent-Taught Driver Education a faster way to complete driver education? A While Parent-Taught Driver Education is designed for students to work at their own pace, it is not designed to be a fast- track way to complete driver education. Students are required to complete 30 hours of classroom training and 55 hours of actual behind-the-wheel training, which is all programmed into the curriculum of approved providers. Q Should I take Parent-Taught Driver Ed or go through a Commercial School? A Parent-Taught Driver Education is the newest of three forms of driver education in Oklahoma. If you do not attend a public school or there are no commercial driving schools in your area, Parent-Taught Education may be right for you. NEW GRADUATED DRIVER LICENSE (GDL) House Bill 1599 requires teens to apply for the license which restricts their driving time to the hours of 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. with the exceptions for driving to work, school, church or related activities or if a licensed driver over 21 years of age is seated next to the teenager. The bill also prevents teenage drivers from chauffeuring their friends around town, limiting teens with a restricted license to one passenger unless all passengers live in the same household, unless a licensed driver over 21 years of age is seated next to the teenager. For more information regarding Graduated Driver Licensing, visit our web page. https://oklahoma.gov/service/ popular-services/teen-driving.html Listed below are some questions and answers about Oklahoma’s Graduated Driver License law and how it will affect young people under the age of 17. Q What is GDL? A GDL stands for Graduated Driver License. The GDL program gradually phases in driving privileges for new teen drivers as they gain experience behind the wheel. Q Why do we need GDL? A Because Oklahoma’s teenage drivers have more crashes than any other age group. This is one reason insurance premiums are so high for teen drivers. During their first year of driving, 25 percent of 16-year olds either receive a traffic ticket or are involved in a crash. Q Are other states passing GDL too? A Yes. All 50 states have some version of Graduated Driver License as established by their laws. Q What happens if you break the rules and are convicted of a moving violation? A You will remain at your current GDL level (learner or intermediate) until 6 months from the date of conviction has elapsed. Q Does the driver education course I take have to be given by a high school? A No. You may take any driver education course that has been certified by Service Oklahoma, including parent-taught driver education and commercial driving schools. 9 CHAPTER 1 WHAT TO EXPECT The law says that you must pass certain tests to show that you can drive a car or motorcycle legally and safely before you can get your Oklahoma Driver License. You apply for your license and take your tests at a Driver Testing Facility operated by Service Oklahoma. For the Class D license, there are three tests: the vision screening, the written test and the driving test for cars and motorcycles. You may not be required to take all three. See Table 2 page 10. You are not required to pay any money to take the tests. When you successfully meet all the requirements, the driver examiner will collect the fees and issue your temporary paper license or identification card. The plastic card will arrive in the mail at the address you provided. If you have been issued a Social Security Number, you must know your number when you apply for an Oklahoma Driver License or I.D. card. This number will not appear on your license or I.D. card. VISION SCREENING—Your vision will be checked. You may be required to wear glasses or contact lenses to drive safely. WRITTEN TEST—The questions for a Class D license test will be taken from this manual. You will be asked questions about Oklahoma traffic laws, safe driving practices and drug and alcohol laws/effects. You should also know local traffic laws for your city or town (check with your local police department). For a Class A, B, C license or a Motorcycle Endorsement, also study the proper supplemental manual. An oral test will be given on request (an appointment may be required). If you fail the written test, by law you must wait at least one day before retesting. DRIVING TEST—You must show that you can drive legally and safely on streets and highways. It’s very important to have proper training and learn safe driving skills before you try to take the driving test. To qualify for the test: ■ You must pass the vision screening and the written test. ■ The car you are using must have a valid tag and you must show the security verification form. The car must be in proper mechanical condition. ■ No pets or additional people can be in the car with you and the examiner. ■ Effective Nov. 1, 2012, any certified Driver Education instructor, who is currently employed by any school district or commercial driver training school, can apply to Service Oklahoma to become a designated examiner to administer the skills portion of the driving test. Anyone who has a valid Oklahoma Learner Permit may choose to take their driving skills test from one of the these designated examiners for a fee or you may still take your test from Service Oklahoma at no charge. For a list of approved designated examiners, please visit our Driver License Services web page. https://oklahoma.gov/service/all-pages/drive-schools.html The examiner will tell you where to drive and what driving maneuvers to perform. You must show that you can: ■ Control the car or motorcycle. ■ Properly perform basic maneuvers such as turning right and left, backing, parking on a hill, parallel parking, etc. ■ Use signals and drive in the proper lane. ■ Understand and obey traffic signs, markings and signals. ■ Properly apply the rules of right-of-way. ■ Carefully observe and correctly respond to other vehicles and pedestrians. Skills test will not be conducted when roads are considered by the examiner to be slick or hazardous. 260:135-5-42 (c)(2). 10 CHAPTER 1 TABLE 2—TESTING REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASS D LICENSES R=Required | D=At the discretion of the examiner | N=None APPLICANT VISION WRITTEN DRIVING COMMENTS New driver, age 16 and up R R R A license issued to a person under 18 is considered probationary. See page 13. Learning Permit, age 15½ and up R R g Must be 16 years old and have had your permit for at least 6 months to take the driving test. Motorcycle, age 16 and up R R R Motorcycle, age 14-15 R R g Must have had your permit for at least 30 days to take the driving test. Renewal, expired less than 3 years – more than 30 days N N N Take your expired Oklahoma license and proof of legal presence to an authorized licensed operator or examiner. Renewal, expired more than 3 years R R R Out-of-State Transfer of a valid Class D license R D D If you have a valid license in your possession or on file, the written and driving test may be waived if department standards are met. Identification Card N N N Requires same proof of ID as a license. Reasons for Failing the Driving Test—You can fail the driving test for too many errors, dangerous driving, law violations, traffic collision or refusing to perform a maneuver. After the test, the examiner will explain any driving errors you made. If you failed the test, the examiner will tell you when you can retake the test. WHERE TO GET YOUR LICENSE Driver license tests are available in many cities throughout Oklahoma. To locate a Service Oklahoma or licensed operator location near you, please visit https:// oklahoma.gov/service/ locations/driving-auto- locations.html ORGAN DONOR OPTION There is a critical shortage of organs and tissues for those who need organ and/ or tissue transplants. When you are issued your Oklahoma Driver License or Identification Card, you will be given the opportunity to become an organ/tissue donor. If you wish to become a donor, you will need to check the YES box on the signature pad. If you do not want to be added to the donor registry, you will need to check the NO box. For additional information, you many contact LifeShare of Oklahoma at www.lifeshareok. org or 1-888.580.5680. Checking the YES box will cause a red heart ♥ to be printed on the face of the Driver License or Identification Card. This is a legal document and can be the only document required to authorize the recovery and transplantation of your organs and/or tissue if you should become an eligible donor. You are encouraged to inform your family of your decision to be a donor if you checked the YES box, although it is not required. OKLAHOMA 4d Lic. No. USA 3 DOB 9 Class 9a End 12 Restr 1 2 8 11/16/1907 A13456789 DRIVER LICENSE SERVICE OKLAHOMA 6015 N. CLASSEN BLVD. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73118 D NONE NONE 11 CHAPTER 2 VETERAN LOGO OPTION As a way to honor and recognize the veterans who have served our country, SB138 authorized the creation of a logo that serves as a notation of veteran’s status on a driver license or identification card. The logo is an American flag with the word “Veteran” underneath it. Anyone requesting the logo must show proof of present or past military service by presenting one of the following documents to any licensed operator: ■ A valid Uniformed Services Identity card; ■ A United States Department of Defense Form (DD)214, (DD)215 or a World War II discharge document WD AGO Form or NavPers Form that shows a discharge status of “honorable” or “general under honorable conditions”; ■ A United States Department of Veterans Affairs photo identification card; or ■ An Oklahoma Army or Air National Guard NGB Form 22. There is no cost for the logo but you will have to pay the cost of an original, replacement or renewal license or ID card. LICENSE RESPONSIBILITIES ■ Write down your driver license number and memorize it. ■ Always carry your license with you when you drive. ■ You are required by law to show it to a trooper, police officer, sheriff or judge when asked. ■ You must show your license to anyone with whom you are involved in a collision. FEES The examiner will advise you of the fees due when you have passed all required tests. The schedule on the left will help you determine what the fees will be. All fees can be paid at Service Oklahoma or at a licensed operator when the license is issued. You must show primary identification to apply for an original Oklahoma Driver License or for retesting, license renewal, identification card or replacement license. TABLE 3 – FOR A FOUR-YEAR LICENSE APPLICATION AND LICENSE FEES (EFFECTIVE 11-01-2013) TYPE OF LICENSE APPLICATION FEE LICENSE FEE TOTAL FEES RETEST FEE REPLACEMENT FEE Class A License $25 $56.50 $81.50 $4 $25 Learner Permit $25 $56.50 $81.50 $4 $25 Class B License $15 $56.50 $71.50 $4 $25 Learner Permit $15 $56.50 $71.50 $4 $25 Class C License $15 $46.50 $61.50 $4 $25 Learner Permit $15 $46.50 $61.50 $4 $25 Class D License $ 4 $38.50 $42.50 $4 $25 Learner Permit $ 4 $38.50 $42.50 $4 $25 Prorated: Age 62 $ 4 $21.25 $25.25 $4 $25 Age 63 $ 4 $17.50 $21.50 $4 $25 Age 64 $ 4 $13.75 $17.75 $4 $25 Age 65 $ 4 -0- $ 4 $4 -0- Motorcycle Endorsement $ 4 $25 $29 $4 $25 Motorcycle License $ 4 $38.50 $42.50 $4 $25 Motorcycle Learner Permit $ 4 $38.50 $42.50 $4 $25 Lost License -0- $25 $25 -0- $25 Identification Card -0- $25 $25 -0- $25 Identification Card 65+ -0- -0- -0- -0- -0-