康涅狄格州驾照

搬到美国后,在康涅狄格州拿到你的第一本驾照。

简短回答

康涅狄格州在你先通过知识考试、再通过路考之后签发首个驾照。1, 2知识考试有 25 道题,你需要答对 20 道才能通过。1如果不及格,你需要等待七天并支付 $40 再次预约考试。3参加路考时带上你的学习许可证,以及一辆已注册并投保的汽车。2你出示的每份文件都必须是有效未过期的原件或经认证的副本。4

办理流程

  1. 1
    刚搬来你搬到了康涅狄格州,想在这里开车。
  2. 2
    学习许可你拿着学习驾驶许可(learner permit)上路练车。
  3. 3
    笔试你参加笔试。
  4. 4
    路考你坐上驾驶座,参加路考。
  5. 5
    拿到驾照考试通过,驾照就是你的了。

如果你刚到美国

你的移民身份

某些持临时合法身份的居民可以获得限期 REAL ID;目前只有持童年入境暂缓遣返(DACA)身份的居民有资格申请。5

  • 一旦你获得限期 REAL ID,就不能换回普通的全期证件。6

  • 如果你持有工作许可卡(Employment Authorization Card),且满足限期要求,你可能有资格获得限期 REAL ID 驾照或非驾驶人身份证。7

  • 只有持可接受文件的美国公民、永久居民以及难民或庇护获得者才有资格获得全期 REAL ID 或身份证件。8

  • 限期 REAL ID 以驾照和非驾驶人身份证的形式签发。9

你需要的文件

  • 仍然有效的文件身份文件必须是有效、未过期的原件或经认证的副本。4

你的社会安全号码

提供你的号码,以及谁能看到它

康涅狄格州法律把你的社会安全号码归类为高度受限的个人信息。10

你要参加的考试

视力检查

如果你视力检查不合格,可以立即重新预约。11

  • 申请 D 类驾照,无论是否佩戴矫正镜片,你的视力都需要达到 20/40 或更好,双眼周边视野需达到 140 度。12

  • 如果你从未持有过康涅狄格州驾照,或你的康涅狄格州驾照在你申请前已过期超过两年,局长可以要求你通过 DMV 视力筛查,或提交由持牌医疗专业人员出具、证明你达到视力标准的视力检查结果。13

路考

带上你的学习许可证。如果你没有带并且无法补办,你会失去预约,必须重新预约考试并再交一次驾照考试费。2

笔试可以考几次

如果知识考试没有通过,你必须等七天并支付 $40 来重新预约和重考。3

笔试练习题

这项 25 道题的知识考试以康涅狄格州驾驶人手册为依据,练习测试在网上发布。1

使用翻译

在下拉菜单中选择语言,即可把 DMV 网站翻译成其他语言。14

路考要带什么

考试用车及其保险

考试车辆必须与你申请的驾照类别相符,并有有效的注册证、有效的保险卡、正常工作的速度表和安全的轮胎;除非法律要求你使用,车上不得装有点火联锁装置,并且任何后加装的车窗贴膜都需要有 CT DMV 贴膜合规贴纸。15

去哪里

预约

康涅狄格州 DMV 在 https://portal.ct.gov/dmv/resources/make-change-appointment 接受预约和更改预约。16

办事处地点

在 https://portal.ct.gov/dmv/resources/locations-office-hours 查找康涅狄格州 DMV 办事处及其办公时间。17

其他州

资料来源

上文每一条带编号的事实,都引自发布它的页面,用的是原文的措辞。

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    “Pass the DMV knowledge test. The 25-question test is based on information in the Connecticut driver’s manuals . You’ll need to get at least 20 questions correct to pass.”

  2. 2

    “Your learner's permit. If you don’t have it, you can request a duplicate . If you don’t have the permit and cannot get a duplicate, you’ll lose your appointment and will need to reschedule the test and pay another license exam fee. (If you've lost your learner's permit, you must bring one form of acceptable identification to apply for a duplicate, and the associated fee payment.) A properly registered and insured vehicle (appropriate for the type of test that you are taking). Review all the vehicle requirements . The vehicle used for the road test must be mechanically safe and pass an evaluation. Valid motor vehicle registration certificate. Please verify that you have the current registration in the vehicle before you leave home and bring it into the office when you arrive for your test. Connecticut insurance card. The required proof of insurance must be in the same name as on the registration, except for leased vehicles which may be in the name of the lessee. Please verify that you have the current proof of insurance in the vehicle before you leave home and bring it into the office when you arrive for your test. Your driver education certificate (Form EDEC ) issued by a Connecticut licensed driving school will be sent electronically to the DMV after successful completion of the training course. Note for applicants under age 18: Your qualified trainer must be present at the DMV office and sign a form attesting that all driver education/practice driving requirements have been fulfilled. Note for non-U.S. license holders: If you are presenting an out-of-country license in a language other than English, you need to also provide translation by one of our approved translators . Failing the road test If you fail your road test, you must go online to reschedule within 72 hours after your failed test. Your rescheduled test must be scheduled for at least 2 weeks after the initial test. To retake the test, you will need to pay another $40 testing fee. Reschedule and pay for another road test . To access your PIN please refer to your confirmation emails or use the “Retrieve PIN” option on the scheduling website. Read more Fees Road testing fees All testing fees must be prepaid in advance: License fee: $84 Re-test fee if you fail the road test: $40 Read more Vehicle requirements Vehicle requirements for your road test Vehicles equipped with medical devices Minimum insurance requirements in Connecticut Vehicle requirements for your road test The vehicle used for the road test must be mechanically safe and pass an evaluation by your driving instructor. If the vehicle you supply for the road test is a rental vehicle and you do not hold a valid driver's license, you cannot use this vehicle for your road test. This vehicle must: Be appropriate for the license class for which you are applying. Have a valid registration certificate. Have proof of insurance. Insurance companies are required to provide you with an insurance identification card to keep in each vehicle. If using a vehicle registered out of state, you’ll need to present the declaration page of your insurance policy that meets minimum Connecticut insurance requirements. Be compliant with tinted windows . (Any vehicle with after-market tint needs to have a CT DMV tint compliance sticker affixed to it and the inspection report.) NOT have an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) installed if the testing applicant is not required by law to use an IID. Make sure your vehicle is mechanically safe. If the test vehicle is found to be in an unsafe operating condition, the road test will NOT be conducted, and you will need to reschedule. Here are some common safety reasons why a vehicle cannot be used: Cracked or damaged windows/windshields Defective brake/signal light (includes high mount/third brake light) Safety warning indicator lights on the dashboard are activated (e.g., SRS, ABS, etc.) Worn or damaged tires Missing lug nuts Defective seatbelts Defective speedometer Defective braking system Any other defective equipment”

  3. 3

    “If you fail the knowledge test, you will need to wait seven days and will need to pay $40 to reschedule your appointment to retake the knowledge test. Read more Required documents & fees You’ll need to bring the following items to your appointment before you’re able to take the DMV vision and DMV knowledge tests: Acceptable forms of identification ,”

  4. 4

    “Documents need to be valid/unexpired original documents, or certified copies.”

  5. 5

    “Certain residents with temporary lawful status can obtain a limited-term REAL ID in Connecticut. A limited-term REAL ID is a temporary, federally recognized credential that may be used for domestic air travel and entering certain federal buildings. Who is eligible for a limited-term REAL ID? Currently, only residents with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status are eligible to apply for a limited-term REAL ID in Connecticut . The Department is currently working on including other residents who may qualify for a limited term Real ID. What is the difference between a limited-term REAL ID and a full-term REAL ID? A limited-term REAL ID is issued to”

  6. 6

    “Once you obtain a limited-term REAL ID, you cannot revert to a regular full-term credential.”

  7. 7

    “Applicants with an EAC may be eligible to receive a limited term REAL ID driver's license or non-driver ID card if they meet the requirements for a limited term REAL ID.”

  8. 8

    “O nly U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and asylee/refugees with acceptable documentation are eligible for a f ull - term REAL ID or ID credential.”

  9. 9

    “Limited-term REAL IDs are issued for driver’s licenses and non-driver identification cards”

  10. 10

    ““Highly restricted personal information” means an individual's photograph or computerized image, Social Security number or medical or disability information;”

    cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_246.htm

    核查于 2026年8月4日

  11. 11

    “You can reschedule your appointment immediately. If you fail the knowledge test, you will need to wait seven days and will need to pay $40 to reschedule your appointment to retake the knowledge test.”

  12. 12

    “The minimum vision requirement for a Class D license—any motor vehicle that doesn’t require a commercial driver’s license—is 20/40 vision or better, with or without corrective lenses. The vision test also evaluates your peripheral vision (how far you can see to either side while looking straight ahead). To meet the vision requirements, a person must have 140 degrees of binocular peripheral visual field.”

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    “(b) Prior to issuing a motor vehicle operator's license to a person who has not previously been issued a license in this state or whose Connecticut motor vehicle operator's license expired more than two years prior to the application date, the commissioner may require such person to (1) pass a vision screening conducted by the Department of Motor Vehicles to determine if the person meets vision standards specified in the regulations adopted pursuant to subsection (a) of this section, or (2) submit to the commissioner the results of a vision examination conducted by a licensed medical professional, as defined in section [14-46b](https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_246.htm#sec_14-46b), that certifies that such person meets such vision standards.”

    cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_246.htm

    核查于 2026年8月2日

  14. 14

    “This website can be translated into other languages by choosing a language from the drop-down menu.”

  15. 15

    “This vehicle must: Be appropriate for the license class for which you are applying. Have a valid registration certificate. Have proof of insurance. Insurance companies are required to provide you with an insurance identification card to keep in each vehicle. If using a vehicle registered out of state, you’ll need to present the declaration page of your insurance policy that meets minimum Connecticut insurance requirements. Be compliant with tinted windows . (Any vehicle with after-market tint needs to have a CT DMV tint compliance sticker affixed to it and the inspection report.) NOT have an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) installed if the testing applicant is not required by law to use an IID. Make sure your vehicle is mechanically safe. If the test vehicle is found to be in an unsafe operating condition, the road test will NOT be conducted, and you will need to reschedule. Here are some common safety reasons why a vehicle cannot be used: Cracked or damaged windows/windshields Defective brake/signal light (includes high mount/third brake light) Safety warning indicator lights on the dashboard are activated (e.g., SRS, ABS, etc.) Worn or damaged tires Missing lug nuts Defective seatbelts Defective speedometer Defective braking system Any other defective equipment Read more Vehicles equipped with medical devices For permanent Connecticut”

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    “https://portal.ct.gov/dmv/resources/make-change-appointment”

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    “https://portal.ct.gov/dmv/resources/locations-office-hours”

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