License Suspensions & Revocations
All reinstatement fees, fines and court fees must be paid before your driver's license can be reinstated. No reinstatement fees apply to medical suspensions.
All reinstatement fees, fines and court fees must be paid before your driver's license can be reinstated. No reinstatement fees apply to medical suspensions.
License Suspensions and Revocations Financial Responsibility
For information regarding a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) or any CDL endorsement, call CDL Examination Section at 207-624-9000, ext. 52122.
Visit our ELDT page for more information.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) Entry Level Driver Training Program sets the baseline for training requirements for entry-level drivers. This includes those applying to:
Maine law requires a three-step graduated drivers licensing system for new drivers who are younger than 18 years old. The law includes restrictions for drivers under 21 years of age. The law is intended to allow Maine's young people to gain valuable driving experience under lower risk conditions.
New drivers earn their driver's license by completing the written exam, a vision screening, and the road test. Being prepared and knowing what to expect will help you earn your driver's license, so use the study guide and take the time allotted by your driver's permit to log driving hours with an experienced operator to build your confidence.
Maine driver licenses may carry endorsements or restrictions. Endorsements allow the licensee to operate certain special types of vehicle not covered by their regular license, while restrictions limit what, when, or how licensees may drive. Maine’s current endorsement and restriction codes are listed below. A different set of codes was in use prior to July 8, 2015; those codes appear at the bottom of the page.
Online renewal/duplicate service | Online driving records | Online payment of traffic tickets
In Maine, our BMV branch offices issue driver's licenses. When ordered, licenses take 2-3 weeks to arrive.