1109 E. Commerce Dr.
Prescott, AZ 86305
Phone: 928.777.5861
Fax: 602.239.6219

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Permits

Please review the Encroachment Permit Pre-Application Checklist and contact us with any questions or to schedule a Pre-Application Meeting. Please send permit applications to [email protected].

For information on permits, please refer to the Permits section of the website.

Construction Offices

Maintenance Administration

Maintenance Offices

Regional Support

eTitle Transfer allows qualified sellers and buyers to transfer vehicle ownership electronically. Utilizing a secure online system, customers can complete the process without visiting an MVD office.

In this initial phase, there are limitations on the vehicles eligible for transfer.

Requirements for eTitle Transfer include:

• Arizona title and current Arizona registration
• One owner to one owner
• No liens
• Passenger vehicles (No commercial vehicles or motorcycles)
• See the full list of requirements

Get Started on AZ MVD Now

Create an AZ MVD Now account or log in to begin the process.

The five-step process can be completed quickly and securely, anytime, anywhere.

Once the transfer is complete, no paper title is printed. The title is stored electronically.

Learn more:

• Frequently Asked Questions 

Welcome! If you need to take your road test, you've come to the right place. Below is a guide to assist you in the process so you can be prepared and get one step closer to obtaining your driver license.

Preparing For Your Road Test

Before going into an MVD Office, you will need a few things such as:

• A vehicle in good operating condition with valid registration and current liability insurance (out of country insurance is not acceptable)
• A parent or legal guardian accompanying you (if under 18)
• An instruction permit held for at least six months (or a passed written test if over 18)
• An understanding of Arizona traffic signs and English-based instructions

Review road test vehicle requirements (Spanish).

About Your Road Test

You will drive a test route that has a variety of traffic situations. An examiner will ride with you and give you directions to follow. You will be observed and graded on specific actions and on your general ability to operate the vehicle safely. Examiner instructions will be in English.

Understanding Traffic Signs in English

You will be prompted to follow various traffic signs in English. Failure to understand them will result in a rescheduled appointment. These traffic signs consist of: stop, slow down, drive straight ahead, change lanes left/right, turn left/right at the nest street, corner stop sign or traffic light, does your speedometer work?, and does your seat belt work?

Road Test Scoring

Below are knowledge checklists containing topics you will be tested on. Accumulation of 21 points or more will result in a fail. 

Scheduling Your Road Test

If you wish to take the road test, you must schedule an appointment. Follow the steps below to successfully schedule your appointment. Only one road test per customer, per day is permitted.

Road tests may be suspended due to weather or safety conditions. A vehicle without air conditioning can not be used for skills testing from June 1st thru September 22nd after 12 o'clock.

1. Verify Eligibility (See "Preparing for Your Road Test")

2. Fill Out the Driver License Application

3. Sign in to AZMVDNow to Schedule an Appointment

4. Bring valid identification, current vehicle registration, and proof of insurance

5. Get Your Photo Taken at an MVD Office

6. Pay and Take Your Road Test

Other Road Tests

• Commercial Vehicle Road Test
• Motorcycle Test

Click to view - permit tests brochure.

Teenage Arizona drivers who need to take the written driver test to get an Instruction Permit can now take that test online with appropriate supervision.

Permit Test @ Home is available for parents or legal guardians to administer utilizing their free, personalized account on AZ MVD Now (azmvdnow.gov).

Note: Teenagers’ accounts cannot be used for taking the test. The parent or legal guardian must have the account.

Steps for the parent or legal guardian

• Login or create your AZ MVD Now account
• Verify your identity
• Complete your teen’s information
• Pay the $7 application fee
• Supervise the test

Permit Test @ Home

Participating Arizona Professional Driving School trainers can also administer the test on behalf of the parent or legal guardian.

It is recommended that teens study the Arizona Driver Manual and take the online practice tests before attempting the Permit Test @ Home.

Note: At this time, Permit Test @ Home is offered only to teenagers under 18.

Getting the permit after passing the test

• With the teen's AZ MVD Now account, schedule an MVD office appointment at AZ MVD Now or visit an Authorized Third Party Driver License Provider.
• Bring a completed application and all original supporting documents.

Knowledge testing for commercial learner's permit or endorsement tests can be done at any MVD offices in Arizona between 7:30AM - 3PM. No appointment necessary.

Knowledge tests require a minimum score of 80 percent to pass the exam. Applicants who failed their attempts are required to wait until the next business day to retake any tests.

Skills Testing is conducted by appointment only at the following locations.You may visit any MVD office or contact MVD at 602.255.0072 to request for an appointment for skill testing. Once a request has been submitted, the CDL tester will contact you to schedule an appointment for your desired location.

• Casa Grande
• Flagstaff
• Goodyear
• Holbrook
• Kingman
• Payson

• Prescott
• Show Low
• Sierra Vista
• Southeast Mesa
• Tucson
• Yuma

For more informaton, please visit the Commercial License Information - FAQ Page.

The identification card is available to all ages (including infants). Persons 65 or older can obtain the card free of charge. In addition, those receiving Federal Supplemental Security Income disability checks may qualify for a free card based on eligibility.

Identification cards for children and adults are available at any MVD office or Authorized Third Party Driver License provider.

Begin your application online.

Identification Cards for Children

ADOT recommends that all children have an Arizona ID Card.

• An Arizona ID card with a photo enables law enforcement agencies to distribute your child's information and photograph in the event of an AMBER Alert (child abduction alert bulletin) more rapidly.
• An Arizona ID card can help protect your child against identity theft.
• Having an Arizona ID card can make it easier for your child to travel and enroll in school or activities.

A new photo will be needed as your child grows and changes.

Watch our Child ID card public service announcement in English and Spanish.

More Information

• Information about identification card fees.
• Information about the Travel ID.