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If the license has been expired for more than 214 days or was revoked due to points on the record, an additional test is required. Teenagers must follow graduated license guidelines before scheduling the test. Drivers under 21 years old must obtain a learners permit and complete supervised driving hours before taking the road test. The minimum age for a permit is 15, but not before 16 for testing. Requirements include passing vision exams, completing at least 40 hours of supervised driving, and observing permit restrictions. Those who are 21 or older can skip getting a permit, but only if they've had a license before. If not, it's best to get a permit and practice driving first. To prepare for the test, you can take a Missouri drivers ed course, which teaches state rules and defensive driving. Another option is taking free online practice tests. After passing all tests and submitting paperwork, you'll get a receipt that lets you exchange it for a license at the DOR office. To schedule the driving test, contact the location where you want to take it directly. If you're unsure about locations, use the Missouri drivers handbook or the DOR website to find one near you. When taking the test, make sure your vehicle is in good condition and has all necessary equipment. The examiner will check this before the test. You'll also need a registered and titled vehicle with insurance. During the test, only you and the examiner will be in the car. Don't bring anyone else with you to the test site. They must stay there until you're done. Missouri driving rules are put into real-life scenarios during the road skills exam. Typically, you're tested on: \\#\\#\\#\\# Vehicle Familiarity** Locating and using vehicle controls without searching for them, as well as starting the vehicle correctly. This includes observing traffic, signaling to begin moving, and operating the gas pedal and parking brakes smoothly. \\#\\#\\#\\# Parallel Parking** Parking parallel to the curb in a 25x7-foot space. You must position the vehicle correctly before attempting the maneuver and finish within two minutes. \\#\\#\\#\\# Backing** Back the vehicle in a straight line or into a parking space, demonstrating awareness of your surroundings and control over the vehicle. \\#\\#\\#\\# Turning** Make at least two right and left turns, signaling while turning, maintaining a safe speed, and staying in the correct lane. \\#\\#\\#\\# Parking on Hills** Remember to turn wheels correctly when parking uphill and downhill. \\#\\#\\#\\# Intersections** Yield to traffic when necessary, scan for pedestrians, reduce speed approaching intersections, and maintain control of the vehicle. The examiner will score your test, deducting points for traffic offenses or poor driving skills. If you lose more than 30 points, the test is marked as failed. You'll receive feedback on what went wrong and how to improve. To avoid failing, be aware that not listening to instructions, contributing to a traffic accident, or committing a traffic violation will result in failure. With sufficient practice, however, passing the road test should be achievable. After passing the road skills exam, you'll receive a receipt and can apply for a Missouri driver's license at the Department of Revenue (DOR) . Required documents include: * Verification of name * Proof of birth date * Social Security Number * Proof of Missouri residency If under 18 years old, a permission statement signed by a parent or legal guardian is also necessary. The DOR acknowledges that taking the driving test can be stressful. Remember that the examiner is there to observe your driving skills, not to trick you. With sufficient practice before taking the road test, passing it should come easily. 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