Georgia Driving Laws and Procedures

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Match the ways to obtain a copy of your Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) with the corresponding method:

Via Internet = Downloaded from DDS Online Services In Person = Purchased at DDS Customer Service Center By Phone = Called Donate Life directly at 1-866-57-SHARE By Mail = Not an option

Match the purpose of the Donate Life Georgia Organ, Tissue and Eye Donor Registry with its description:

Donate Life Georgia Organ, Tissue and Eye Donor Registry = To allow Georgians to join the state's donor registry DDS Online Services = To download a non-certified copy of your Motor Vehicle Report DDS Customer Service Center = To purchase a certified copy of your Motor Vehicle Report Donor Registry Form = To request joining the Donor Registry by phone

Match the type of Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) with its availability:

Certified copy of MVR = Purchased in person at DDS Customer Service Center Non-certified copy of MVR = Downloaded from DDS Online Services Original copy of MVR = Not an option Duplicate copy of MVR = Not an option

Match the methods to join the Donor Registry with the corresponding action:

Through the website = <a href="http://www.donatelifegeorgia.org">www.donatelifegeorgia.org</a> When renewing driver license or ID online = Join the registry online By calling Donate Life directly = 1-866-57-SHARE At a local hospital = Not an option Signup and view all the answers

Match the requirements to download a non-certified copy of your Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) with the corresponding action:

Creating an account = If you have not already done so Providing identification = At a local DDS Customer Service Center Purchasing a certified copy = At a DDS Customer Service Center Calling Donate Life directly = Not an option Signup and view all the answers

Match the organization with its role:

DDS = Provides Motor Vehicle Reports (MVR) Donate Life Georgia = Manages the Organ, Tissue and Eye Donor Registry Georgia Department of Driver Services = Provides online services for Georgians Donor Registry = Issues driver licenses and IDs Signup and view all the answers

Match the phone number with its purpose:

1-866-57-SHARE = To request joining the Donor Registry 1-866-DDS-HELP = Not an option 404-657-5400 = Not an option 1-800-GEORGIA = Not an option Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of copy with its availability:

Certified copy = Purchased in person at DDS Customer Service Center Non-certified copy = Downloaded from DDS Online Services Original copy = Not an option Official copy = Not an option Signup and view all the answers

Match the action with its requirement:

Downloading a non-certified copy of MVR = Creating an account if you have not already done so Purchasing a certified copy of MVR = Providing identification Joining the Donor Registry = Providing identification Renewing driver license or ID online = Not an option Signup and view all the answers

Match the website with its purpose:

<a href="http://www.donatelifegeorgia.org">www.donatelifegeorgia.org</a> = To join the Donor Registry dds.georgia.gov = To download a non-certified copy of your Motor Vehicle Report <a href="http://www.dds.ga.gov">www.dds.ga.gov</a> = Not an option <a href="http://www.georgia.gov">www.georgia.gov</a> = Not an option Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Overview of Driver Services in Georgia

Manual intended to clarify laws, driving practices, and procedures commonly used by drivers
Content may change to adhere to new State and Federal legislation
Core responsibilities outlined in Title 40 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated

Governor's Message

Emphasizes safety and good judgment while driving
Encouragement for drivers to prioritize their safety and that of others

Board of Directors' Message

Operating a vehicle is a significant responsibility with a need for preparedness
Importance of attention to traffic laws, teen driving laws, and safety guidelines
Commitment to safer roads through compliance with traffic laws

License, Permit, and ID Information

First-time license issuance includes restrictions and provides one free name or address change
Various classes of licenses include:
- Class C: Non-commercial license for drivers age 18 and older
- Class D: Provisional license for ages 16 and 17
- Classes E and F: Non-commercial licenses for certain commercial operators, free for volunteer firefighters
- Instructional permits labeled with 'P'

Non-citizen Licensing

Non-citizens may keep their foreign licenses when issued a Georgia equivalent
Requirements for obtaining a license include:
- Full Social Security number required
- Proof of identity and lawful presence in the U.S.
- Two documents proving Georgia residency
- Passing a vision test

Name and Address Changes

Name changes must be completed in person at a DDS center
New licenses reflecting name changes required within 60 days
Certified documents needed for name changes, especially for marriage or legal name changes

Motor Vehicle Reports (MVR)

MVRs available in 3-year, 7-year, or lifetime formats
Fees: $6.00 for a 3-year report, $8.00 for both 7-year and lifetime reports
MVR requests can be made online or in person with proper identification

Organ and Tissue Donation

Georgia's Organ, Tissue, and Eye Donor Registry established in 2008
Website for joining the registry: www.donatelifegeorgia.org
Donor registry enrollment possible during license or ID renewal processes
Donations fund vision programs, including screenings and eye exams for those in need

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Description

This quiz covers the everyday laws, practices, and procedures related to driving in Georgia. It is based on the manual published by the Department of Driver Services and is subject to change according to State and Federal legislation. The quiz aims to explain these laws and procedures in simple language.