A minor under 18 years old must pass the driving test to obtain a Restricted Minors Permit in South Dakota.

You must hold a Motorcycle Instruction Permit for 180 days before upgrading, assuming you have passed the necessary tests.

To upgrade an Instruction Permit to an Operators License, the applicant must pass a driving test in South Dakota.

A 16-year-old with a Restricted Minors Permit in South Dakota is restricted from driving after 10 p.m. unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Driving without a valid permit or license in South Dakota typically results in a fine and possible other penalties.

Before obtaining a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) in South Dakota, applicants must pass a vision test, a written test, and a driving test.

To qualify for an Operators License in South Dakota, a person under 18 must have held a Restricted Minors Permit.

To obtain a Motorcycle Operators License in South Dakota, you must pass the motorcycle driving test.

The minimum age requirement to apply for a Restricted Minors Permit in South Dakota is 14 years.

If you accumulate 15 points in one year, your license will be suspended in South Dakota.

A South Dakota driver license typically expires every 5 years.

The minimum age requirement to apply for a Motorcycle Instruction Permit in South Dakota is 14 years old.

In South Dakota, a driver license will be suspended if the driver accumulates 15 points within a 12-month period.

With a Class M Motorcycle Instruction Permit, the holder is not allowed to carry passengers until they obtain a full motorcycle license.

To apply for a full driver license, a person with a Restricted Minors Permit must pass a road skills test to demonstrate their ability to drive safely.

Driving without a valid driver license in South Dakota can result in a fine, and the driver may be required to appear in court.