North Carolina Driver's License

This depends on the car insurance company to which you apply. Generally, you will need to provide basic information about your car and yourself, providing proof of your ownership and your identity.

The average cost of car insurance in North Carolina is $1,204 a year approximately. However, the answer to this question varies depending on your age, gender, your driving record and your location.

On your NC Driving Exam, remember you want to demonstrate to your examiner that you know how to drive safely and efficiently. Remember to always check your mirrors, keep both hands on your steering wheel and maintain proper posture.

You should avoid any maneuvers that are dangerous or reckless. You should avoid changing lanes unnecessarily, taking your hands off the wheel, performing rolling stops and other bad driving habits that can endanger yourself, your examiner and the general public.

While knowing how to parallel park is a useful driving skill, the NC Driving Exam does not typically require you to parallel park. Being asked to parallel park is a rare, but still possible, occurrence. To be the most prepared, you should know how to parallel park before your NC Driving Exam.

Yes. If you needed to wear corrective lenses during your vision exam, you should absolutely wear them during your road test.

Only you and your instructor will be allowed in the vehicle during your NC Driving Exam.

If you fail, you will not receive your license. You will be able to retake your NC Driving Exam after a 5 day waiting period. However, you shouldn't rush retaking your exam. You should pay attention to what your examiner indicates as your weaknesses and work upon improving your driving skills.

Try to relax. Don't try to learn a number of new techniques. If you have practiced thoroughly and consistently over the past year, you should do fine.

Most DMVs accept walk-ins. There are also DMV offices that allow you to schedule your Driving Exam. You should do whatever option feels most comfortable to you. You can visit this website to find out more information about whether you should schedule your DMV exam and how you would go about doing so if applicable: https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/contact/.