The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is now allowing teens to take the written portion of their driving test at home.

An office visit is still required for a vision exam and an updated photo for those 70-plus who seek to renew their license.

This fee is charged by KnowTo Drive, the online testing platform administering the test, according to the DMV. Wisconsin joins 11 other states in enlisting KnowTo Drive for permit tests.

Wisconsin DMV joins eleven other states in providing this online option through KnowTo Drive, DMV’s contracted knowledge test vendor. The $10 fee for the online service will go to the vendor while DMV ...

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MADISON, Wis. (WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PRESS RELEASE) - The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) now offers students ages 15-17 the ...

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The Wisconsin DMV said the online test will have the same content and look and feel as those given in DMV service centers. The new online option will be administered through the test vendor, KnowTo ...

DMV staff will review each applicant’s online test results. The program is limited to two attempts online. To pass, the applicant must receive a final score of 80% or better.

Q: Walt Lindsay of San Bernardino asked a question regarding the recent DMV policy change ... yellow lines or drive in an opposing traffic lane for any purpose, noted California Highway Patrol ...