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New Driver License & State ID Card

Get your first Oklahoma License or ID Card

Requirements vary depending on age and driving experience. The categories below will provide details on which type of license or ID to apply for. 
 
Visit the Driver Education page to prepare for the Oklahoma written and drive test.

Types of Licenses and IDs


LEARNER PERMIT AND MORE

Teen Drivers

The Graduated Driver License (GDL) program is designed for teen drivers under 18 to gain experience behind the wheel. The program phases in driving privileges for new teen drivers through a Learner Permit and an Intermediate License.

Learn about Teen Driving
CLASS D DRIVER LICENSE

Adult Drivers (18+)

An Oklahoma Class D Driver License is available to adults over 18 that pass their written, vision, and drive tests. A Class D License provides standard driving privileges.

Apply for a Driver License
NON-DRIVER OKLAHOMA ID

State ID Card

An Oklahoma ID card is used primarily as a proof of identity, but does not provide driving privileges.

Apply for a State ID Card
PERMIT VS. ENDORSEMENT

Motorcycle Drivers

To operate a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle, you need to have an "L" endorsement on your current Oklahoma Driver License. If you do not have a current Oklahoma Driver License, you will have to apply for a Motorcycle Permit before receiving a motorcycle restricted license.

Learn about Motorcycles

Oklahoma Iconic License Plate

New Iconic Oklahoma Plate is Here!

Starting Sept. 1, 2024, Oklahoma’s standard issue license plate will have a new design. Unlike previous plate redesigns, Oklahomans will not automatically be reissued the newly designed plate. Anyone who would like the new Iconic Oklahoma Plate can pay a $4 plate replacement fee with their annual vehicle registration renewal or $9 outside of their annual renewal at a local licensed operator.


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Are You REAL ID Ready?

Beginning May 7, 2025, a REAL ID compliant Driver License or ID Card,  or a valid federal identification document (i.e. U.S. Passport) will be required for you to fly within the U.S. or visit a federal facility.


Frequently Asked Questions