Appointment Information
Both the applicant and the accompanying driver are required to check in at least 30 minutes before the scheduled appointment and pay the appropriate road test fee.

Road test applicants for classes one, two, or three driver's licenses are required to present their valid instruction permit. Applicants for a type three license road test must be accompanied by a duly licensed driver who is 21 years of age or older. The accompanying driver will be required to present their valid driver's license to the examiner.

Applicants Under 18
All applicants under 18 years of age wishing to take a road test must:

• Be at least 16 years of age
• Possess a valid permit for at least 180 days
  • Note: Permit holders under 18 years of age who renew their permit within thirty (30) days after the expiration date will maintain their original date of eligibility for a road test. If the permit is renewed after thirty (30) days and before ninety (90) days after the expiration date a new 180 day waiting period will be required to become eligible for a road test.
• Present their Driver’s Education Student Completion Certificate and Behind-the-Wheel Student Completion Certificate at any driver licensing office prior to requesting for a road test appointment

Locations
Driver’s License road test services are available at the Kahului Service Center, the Kihei Satellite office, the Lahaina Satellite office, Hana and on the islands of Lanai and Molokai.

Class 3 Road Test Vehicle Requirements
The applicant is required to provide the vehicle that is to be used for the road test and meet the following requirements: 

1. The vehicle must meet all Safety Standards. Provide a current and valid safety inspection certificate
2. Provide an original current Certificate of Motor Vehicle Registration
3. Provide an original valid Hawaii Insurance Identification Card
   Both the information on the Certificate of Motor Vehicle Registration and the Hawaii Insurance Identification Card must match and include the following information:
   • Name of the registered owner
   • Make and Serial Number (Vehicle Identification Number – VIN) of the vehicle
   • Names of the Insured and Insurer, Policy Number and Effective Dates of Coverage. If there are two registered owners, the insurance card must show at least one of the names. If the vehicle is leased, the insurance card may be in the name of either the leasing company or the lessee. However, if the insurance card shows the name of the lessee, you must provide proof of the lease agreement.

Rented Vehicles
A rented vehicle may be used for the road test only if the applicant has a valid out of country drivers’ license accompanied by an international driver permit and meet the following conditions: 

1. The applicant’s name must be listed on the rental agreement. 
2. Obtain the vehicle’s original current Certificate of Motor Vehicle Registration and a Hawaii Insurance Identification Card from the Rental Company.

The Examiner of Drivers may reject any vehicle which is deemed unsanitary or unsafe. We have compiled a checklist to help you pre-check your vehicle for the road test. Please pre-check your vehicle to ensure that it is ready for the road test.

Road test may be cancelled by the Examiner of Drivers due to inclement weather or unforeseen emergencies, as deemed necessary without notice to the general public. If the event your scheduled appointment is cancelled your pre-payment will be applied to your next road test appointment. However, you must call again to reschedule your appointment.