Save time when you visit the office by starting your renewal online.
1. Driving After 70
Drivers 70+ must renew their DL in person at the DMV every five years.
2. Your Renewal Notice
DMV sends a renewal notice to your address of record about 60 days before your driver’s license expires.
3. Save Time, Start Online
Start your driver’s license renewal application to save time at the DMV office.
4. eLearning (e is for enjoyment)
Select “eLearning” on your renewal and enjoy a 20 minute no-fail self-paced exam that you take online from home. eLearning is an easy open-book no-fail course currently available in English and Spanish.
5. Prepare for Your Appointment
After completing the renewal application, you’ll need to visit DMV to finish the rest of the renewal process.
6. Your Appointment
Arrive to your appointment with adequate time and with documents in hand.
8. You and DMV
Ready to go paperless? Opt in to receive vehicle registration and driver’s license renewal notices by email.
9. More Resources for Seniors
If you want to learn more about driver safety and how seniors can stay on the road longer, these resources can help.
Next Steps for Senior Drivers
Here are a few tips to make sure it’s a smooth road ahead:
– Always follow the rules of the road
– Drive safely and defensively
– Do not text and drive
– Do not drink and drive
– Renew your registration every year
– Stay up to date on smog certifications
– Renew your driver’s license every 5 years
You can take care of most of your DMV business online with your MyDMV account.
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Come explore all the available DMV services that are available to you online.
Driver Improvement
Mature drivers who successfully complete an approved mature driver improvement course can qualify for reduced insurance premiums.
Maintaining Independence
Get tips and helpful information to prepare for changes in your driving skills and keep you driving safely.
Replacing a Lost License
If your license is lost, damaged or stolen, apply for a replacement card. You can convert to a REAL ID if you don’t have one yet.
Renewing Your Registration
You need to renew your vehicle registration card and sticker once a year. Keep your registration current to avoid late fees and suspensions.
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