Online testing will only available for the Class D knowledge test, so other tests, including commercial, motorcycle and DWI, will only be available at one of the 14 regional DVS exam stations.

Starting Thursday, aspiring drivers can register at drive.mn.gov to take the Class D knowledge test online, provided they have a parent, guardian or adult over 21 with a valid driver's license to ...

More than 23,000 people have taken the class D knowledge test online at home since it was launched on Oct. 8, and we expect many more to use this service in the coming months." ...

The two-month closure of exam stations due to COVID-19 created a serious backlog, prompting an "appointment only" system for class D knowledge tests.

Instead of waiting in line, Minnesotans now will be able to schedule appointments online for the class D knowledge tests. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW Show Search. Clear Search Query Submit Search.