The online “Know to Drive” driver’s license test is the same one currently administered on computer kiosks at Michigan Secretary of State branch offices and is available in multiple languages.

You will need to repeat the driver’s license application process that includes a vision and written knowledge test as well as a third-party driving skills test.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson will begin offering the written driver's test online to eligible applicants for a $6.50 fee per attempt.

Due to reciprocity agreements with the state of Michigan, drivers with valid driver’s licenses from South Korea, Canada, and Germany can apply for a Michigan driver’s license at the Secretary of State ...

The graduated licensing process in Michigan is the first step toward getting a license to drive independently for Michigan teens and their families. This is aimed at allowing new drivers to develop ...

Future Michigan drivers may be given an easy-out on their driver’s license test, all thanks to a new bill which would eliminate the need to demonstrate parallel parking competency.

SAE J3300 is a regulatory benchmark for drivers to report their driving skill levels. "With a wide variety of test surfaces and a state-of-the-art event center on site, the Smithers Winter Test Center ...

Another state has eliminated parallel parking from its driver's test. According to our sister station KTNV in Las Vegas, the Nevada DMC eliminated the portion of the test last month.

A bill introduced in the Michigan House would waive the requirement for drivers to parallel park during a skills test.

A Michigan lawmaker started a push by introducing a bill that would remove the parallel parking portion of the drivers test. Rep. Sarah Lightner, R-Eaton Rapids, said Michiganders complained to ...