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DOL Knowledge Test
Your Local Spot for DOL Testing! Driving Success Starts Here!
Service Description
Knowledge Exams for Teens & Adults Skip the hassle of crowded city testing centers. At Take the Wheel Driving School, you can take your DOL Knowledge Exam in a calm, supportive environment — whether you’re a first-time teen driver or an adult ready for a license. We offer flexible scheduling and help provide quick results, so you know your next step. A short drive from surrounding towns — and worth the trip Clear & Simple Pricing Each exam attempt is $35.00 plus tax. We offer flexible scheduling however, plans change - we understand. Provide 48 hours’ notice to avoid forfeiting your payment. Supporting Every Driver Whether you’re a parent cheering on your teen, a student taking your next step, or an adult finally checking this off your list, we’re here to support your journey. Ready to test? Click “Add to Cart” or “Buy Now” to schedule your Knowledge Exam and move one step closer to your license. Terms & Conditions Course Final vs. DOL Exam: The written test given at the end of a driver’s ed course is not the official Department of Licensing Knowledge Exam. Passing your course exam is required to complete the class, but you must also pass the official DOL Knowledge Exam to move forward. To pass, the DOL Knowledge Exam requires a score of 80% or higher. Retakes: Each retake is $35.00 plus tax per attempt.
Cancellation Policy
At the time of testing, you are required to provide proof of identification such as photo permit, state identification card, out of state license, birth certificate with parent identification, or high school yearbook. Applicants have 5-minute grace period for tardiness, 6 minutes late results in a no-show or late arrival. Absolutely NO REFUND OR RESCHEDULING for no-shows or late arrivals. Applicants may choose to take the Knowledge test electronically but must provide their own device (laptop or tablet). To pass the Knowledge test, the applicant must receive a score of 80% or better. Passing the knowledge test does not guarantee an applicant will be issued a driver's license. The Department of Licensing reserves the right to conduct random re-examinations; applicants refusing to take a re-examination may have their license revoked.
