You must carry your license with you at all times when you are driving a motor vehicle. You must have the appropriate class of license and endorsement for the type of vehicle you are driving.

There are four classes of driver’s licenses and several endorsements available to Minnesota drivers. The “Class D” is the most common license for Minnesota drivers.

The type of license anyone would be able to obtain would be a noncompliant Class D state driver's license. The bill would also expand the set of documents a license applicant could use to prove ...

There are four classes of driver’s licenses and several endorsements available to Minnesota drivers . The “Class D” is the most common license for Minnesota drivers.

Gounardes, D-Brooklyn, has introduced S.8667 to require all driver or motorcycle license applicants in New York to take at least six hours of professional driver’s education. Section 502 of the ...

The “Class D” is the most common license for Minnesota drivers. If you have a Class D driver’s license, you may operate: All single-unit vehicles (cars, pickups and small trucks) except ...