Class D knowledge tests are available at DVS exam stations or through a third-party tester.
Appointments are required for class D knowledge tests. Schedule an appointment at drive.mn.gov. DVS exam stations will not accept walk-ins for class D knowledge tests.
Knowledge tests for commercial driver's, motorcycles and mopeds are offered at DVS exam stations on a first-come first-served basis.
Third-Party Online Knowledge Testing Proctor Requirements
Businesses interested in becoming third party online knowledge testing proctors must meet these requirements:
Provide all computers
and equipment for people to take the online knowledge test. A minimum of two testing computers is
required and a minimum of two days of testing per week.
All proctor locations
must be approved by the commissioner before testing can begin. Locations must be in a nonresidential
occupancy, or occupancy not used as a residence.
A
program providing knowledge testing must provide a testing room of at least 90
square feet and suitable for knowledge testing.
Driver Education
programs need to be valid and in good standing with Minnesota Driver Education.
Businesses must have
proctors that are 21 years or older and have a valid Minnesota driver's
license. Proctors must have at a minimum
a valid class D license with no restrictions and a good driving record for 2
years prior to serving as a Proctor.
Proctors must agree
they will not provide assistance while proctoring the tests.
Businesses may charge
up to $10 to administer each class D knowledge test. No surcharge fees can be added.
Businesses can
administer the test during online knowledge testing hours Monday-Saturday, 6
a.m. - 11 p.m. DVS is available for support Monday - Friday 8 a.m. -
4 p.m. Testing hours must be posted where they are visible to the public.
Become a Third-Party Online Knowledge Testing Proctor
To become a third party online knowledge testing proctor, you must:
- Complete and return the proctor application.
- Complete and return the memorandum of understanding.
- Once approved, DVS will send you a letter with information to set up your system account in order to access what you need to proctor the knowledge test for Minnesotans.
- When you complete the registration, you will receive an email with knowledge testing site information.
Third-Party Online Knowledge Testing Proctor Resources