12 Illinois DMV locations will offer specific teen hours, according to the Illinois Secretary of State.
Do you have an Illinois teenager set to take a driving test soon? You'll need an appointment at the DMV, the Illinois Secretary of State says -- and there's only one way to get it.
“Teen-only DMVs provide working parents, who can’t take time off work during the week to shuttle their child to a DMV, a convenient weekend option where they can make an appointment without waiting,” Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias said in a statement. “Getting your first driver’s license is an exciting milestone, and we want to ensure the experience is as easy as possible for Illinois teens and their parents.
The offices will have designated"selfie stations" for newly licensed drivers and will offer guidance tips to new drivers.
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