Discard Initials Permit For Free

How to modify/re-upload the documents? Visit Select concerned state. Click on "Upload Document" Select "Upload Document/Scanned images"

Applicants can apply for adding a new class of vehicle to the Driving License ONLINE by following the link Log on >> Select State >> Apply Online>> Services on Driving License, provided on the website for the selected state. A valid Learner License is a prerequisite for this service.

Surrender of Class of vehicles (COVs) in Driving License.

Please follow the below process to cancel the application. >> Select State >> Others >> Cancel Application.

Steps to follow to apply for service withdrawn: Visit Select concerned state. Click on "Services Withdrawn by an Applicant" License" from "Others" menu. Enter OTP. Submit your Request.

Step 1: First you will open the official website of Sarathi Parivahan. Step 3: Select Cancel Application from the menu to submenu that appears. Step 4: Clicking on Cancel Application will open a new window. Enter your application number and birth date and click on the submit button?

Commercial Learner Permits (CLP) A CLP holder can only operate a commercial motor vehicle on a highway when driving with a CDL holder properly endorsed for the vehicle. A CLP is valid for six months and may be renewed once before it expires.

Named after Kyleigh D'Alessio, a 16-year-old from Washington Township (Morris County), who was killed in a 2006 single vehicle crash involving a teenage driver, Kyleigh's Law requires teens holding a probationary license to display red decals on the front and rear license plates of their vehicle when behind the wheel.

You must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult supervising driver who is at least 21 years of age, and who possesses a valid New Jersey driver's license, and has a minimum of three years driving experience.

The new law includes stiffer penalties of $100 for drivers who violate the law or a $500 fine and two points on their license if they break the law and injure a pedestrian. Some 223 pedestrians were killed by drivers in New Jersey in 2021, as well as 23 cyclists.