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Step 1: Check out the rules.
First, you’ll need to check out the rules. You will have to apply for an original or replacement driver’s license in person at a DMV near you. In addition, you must bring proof that you have completed the driver’s ed course (or received this from an accredited driving school).
If your state has reciprocity agreements with Hawaii, then there’s no need for additional paperwork when applying online; however, if not—you’ll need to bring along the following:
If you are a veteran, see page 8.
If you are a veteran, see page 8.
You can get a driver’s license in Hawaii without taking the written exam. However, you must accept the road test before getting your driver’s license if you want to drive on-road and off-road vehicles and motorized bicycles while living in Hawaii.
To get this privilege, provide proof of service or disability according to section 3B2 sub subsection (3) of Title 49 (Hawai’i Administrative Rules).
You will have to apply for an original or replacement driver’s license in person at a DMV near you.
You will have to apply for an original or replacement driver’s license in person at a DMV near you.
You must bring proof that you have completed the driver’s ed course (or received this from an accredited driving school).
You can also bring your old license if it has expired for six months, but we recommend applying for a new one because it’s much easier and faster!
You must bring proof that you have completed the driver’s ed course (or received this from an accredited driving school).
You must bring proof that you have completed the driver’s ed course (or received this from an accredited driving school).
You can get a driver’s license in Hawaii by completing a driver’s ed course or receiving this from an accredited driving school.
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