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  1. West Virginia's Ignition Interlock Device (IID) requirement after a DUI conviction must remain installed for at minimum:

    Answer: 6 months for a first offense

    West Virginia requires a minimum 6-month IID installation period for first-offense DUI convictions before full driving privileges are restored.

  2. To obtain a West Virginia driver's license, a new resident must apply within how many days of establishing residency?

    Answer: 60 days

    New residents of West Virginia must obtain a WV driver's license within 60 days of establishing residency in the state.

  3. What is the minimum holding period for a West Virginia Level 1 Learner's Permit before a teen can apply for a Level 2 license?

    Answer: 6 months

    A West Virginia teen must hold a Level 1 permit for at least 6 months before becoming eligible to apply for a Level 2 intermediate license.

  4. Which of the following will NOT result in points being added to a West Virginia driving record?

    Answer: Parking in a fire lane

    Parking violations like parking in a fire lane are civil infractions that do not add points to a driver's WV driving record.

  5. A West Virginia resident who becomes a U.S. citizen and holds a valid foreign driver's license must:

    Answer: Take both knowledge and skills tests

    Holders of foreign (non-U.S.) driver's licenses must pass both the knowledge and skills tests to obtain a West Virginia driver's license.

  6. What is the vision requirement minimum for obtaining a West Virginia driver's license (with or without corrective lenses)?

    Answer: 20/40 in at least one eye

    West Virginia requires a minimum visual acuity of 20/40 in at least one eye (corrected or uncorrected) to qualify for a standard driver's license.

  7. When a West Virginia teen turns 18, which of the following GDL restrictions is automatically lifted?

    Answer: All nighttime and passenger restrictions

    Upon reaching age 18, West Virginia's GDL nighttime driving curfew and passenger restrictions no longer apply, and the driver transitions to full adult licensing.

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  1. dmv.wv.gov — Retake policy, score release, score validity, eligibility, fees · verified Oct 2026
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