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Many of us are accustomed to the usual long lines and waiting associated with the Department of Motor Vehicles offices. Anything involving the ability to operate a motor vehicle, Photo Identification, Passports and Vehicles will have to pass through the Department of Motors in your state. As technology advances however, more services are being offered online, saving you the time and hassle involved in dealing with the office. No more waiting for a number to be called, or lining up in long lin... Read More

The key to passing your written driver’s test in Texas on the first try is be sure you are knowledgeable and prepared for the testing. Many people fail their test the first and even second try because they do not take the time necessary to be fully prepared. The driver’s test is divided into three parts: The written skills test which will evaluated how well you understand traffic laws, the vision test and the road diver’s test. The Texas written driver’s test and vision test are administered... Read More

Owning a motorcycle can be a fun and rewarding past time, but it important to follow all of the rules of safety while out for a ride. Most states require you to apply for a motorcycle license in addition to your normal license to assure that you are aware of all the laws regarding motorcycles. Each state has specific laws regarding not only traffic laws, but the use of headgear and even the specifics of your motorcycle itself. As of 2012, Michigan no longer requires riders to wear a helmet. I... Read More

Applying for your Commercial Drivers license in Alaska has several steps and if you are choosing a career in the field of commercial driving it is also mandatory. It is important to know which type of truck you wish to drive and what materials you will potentially be carrying before beginning the application process. In Alaska if you wish to haul certain materials, or drive specific types of commercial vehicles you will need to apply for endorsements at the time you apply for the standard CDL... Read More

There are many types of Commercial driving careers. Before you decide to take your test, you should know at least two areas of this type of transport that you would be interested in applying for after receiving your license. Michigan requires Commercial drivers to obtain specific endorsements, in addition to the standard CDL if you wish to transport selective types of materials. One in particular is the hazardous material endorsement required for any driver wishing to carry materials listed i... Read More