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Char-Em ISD
08568 Mercer Boulevard
Charlevoix, MI 49720

Phone: 231.547.9947
Fax: 231.547.5621

It is the mission of
Char-Em ISD to serve local school districts.

It is the vision of
Char-Em ISD to be an indispensable part of the local school districts it serves.

 


Driver's License Road Testing

State Certified Road Test Examiners
Charlevoix, Emmet, and Antrim Counties

 

24 Hour Voice Mail System
  (Contact to set up an appointment)
  Voice Mail System: 231.547.9812

Operators License Road Tester:
  James Habel - Charlevoix
  231.547.9812 ext. 268


  Peter Shrift
  231.547.9812 ext. 222
  pshrift@charemisd.org

Motorcycle/CDL Road Tester:
  Chip Coulston - Charlevoix/Boyne City
  231.547.9812 ext. 106
  (Motorcycle Tests are given in Boyne City only)

* Tests are conducted by reservation only.


Testing Fees

Test
Fee Per Test
Driver's License
$40
Motorcycle
$35
CDL A & B Trucks
$110
CDL BPS - CPS - Buses
$80

** Exact cash, check or money order is accepted. Credit Cards are not accepted.



Preparation Materials for Driving Test Review
  • "What Every Driver Must Know" is available free of charge at any Secretary of State Branch Office.
  • "Road Skills Test Study Guide" is available free of charge at any Secretary of State Branch Office or click here to access it online.
    • See pages 13-16 for the Basic Skills section
    • Review the list of "automatic failures" on pages 11-13
    • See pages 10-11 for a complete list of required safety equipment
  • "Michigan Graduated Driver License: A Guide for Parents" is available at any Secretary of State Branch Office or click here to access it online.


Driving Test

You must complete the following steps in order to pass your driving test:

Step 1: You must have proper documentation.

* Documentation Required for Driving Test
  • Current proof of insurance
  • Current vehicle registration
  If under 18 years of age
  • Segment 2 Card (it is white, not green)
  • Level 1 Graduated Learner's License (issued at least six months prior to the test date)
  • One parent or legal guardian is required to be present
    (No other person will be allowed in the car during the test)
  If 18 years of age or older
  • Temporary Instructional Permit (TIP)
    • Must include the following:
      • Date of Issue (must be 30 days since issued unless waiting period was waived by the Secretary of State)
      • Driver's License Number
      • Name
      • Date of Birth
      • NOTE: If you need a replacement, take it to a Secretary of State Branch Office and have a duplicate copy made. Make sure the clerk marks the duplicate with the original date of issue.
  • Any current license issued by another state or country, if any
Step 2: The vehicle's safety equipment must all be in working order.

* Required Vehicle Safety Equipment
  • All brake lights, including the center brake light
  • All signal lights (front/back, left/right)
  • Horn must work
  • Both headlights and wipers (if the weather is rainy, foggy or snowy)
  • Other safety equipment as specified in the "Road Skills Test Study Guide"

Step 3: You must pass the Basic Controls Skills Test.

Step 4: You must pass the Road Skills Test.

NOTE: A full road test will typically take 45-50 minutes. You must pass all four steps on the same day. If any one step is failed, you must reschedule your road test and pay the full testing fee again.



Did You Know?
  • Over 10% of applicants are turned away from the Road Test site because of document and/or equipment problems.
  • The most common actions resulting in road test failure are:
    • turning from the wrong lane
    • turning left in front of oncoming traffic
    • turning left at a flashing red light without stopping
    • turning right on a red light without stopping
    • two times over the speed limit by 4 mph or more
  • The most common actions resulting in road test failure for buses are:
    • railroad crossings
    • student stops

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