VT DMV Driver Licensing 5

Question 1

What is the difference between a Vermont REAL ID and an Enhanced Driver's License (EDL)?

Accepted Answer

An EDL also proves citizenship for land and sea border crossings, while REAL ID is for federal ID purposes like domestic flights

Answer

The EDL adds proof of U.S. citizenship for land and sea crossings from Canada and Mexico, while REAL ID satisfies federal identification rules such as boarding domestic flights.

Question 2

If a Vermont driver's license is lost or stolen, what should the driver do?

Accepted Answer

Apply for a replacement license through the Vermont DMV and pay the replacement fee

Answer

Lost or stolen licenses must be replaced through the Vermont DMV, which charges a replacement fee.

Question 3

A driver whose license expired can renew a Vermont license, but driving with an expired license is treated how?

Accepted Answer

It is a violation; you may not drive until the license is renewed

Answer

Driving on an expired license is a violation, so drivers must renew before operating a vehicle.

Question 4

Which restriction code situation is most common on a Vermont driver's license?

Accepted Answer

A corrective lenses restriction requiring the driver to wear glasses or contacts

Answer

Drivers who pass the vision screening only with corrective lenses receive a restriction requiring them while driving.

Question 5

A 16-year-old Vermont driver moves from a junior driver's license to a full adult license at what point?

Accepted Answer

Upon turning 18, or by meeting the state's requirements to exchange the junior license

Answer

Junior operators graduate to a full operator's license at age 18 or by satisfying the DMV's exchange requirements.

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VT DMV Driver Licensing 5