Utah's final road test is given at a Driver License Division office or by an approved third-party tester — never by the school that trained you. Below are the nine DLD office areas covering the cities this site serves.
Dixie
102 South 5300 West
Hurricane, UT
What the road test covers
The driving skills test is a practical evaluation of your ability to safely and competently operate a vehicle: basic vehicle control, observation, signaling, right-of-way judgment, and parking maneuvers among them.
The rule that surprises families
Your final road test cannot be administered by the school that trained you — it must be a different approved third-party tester, or the DLD itself. When we match you with a partner school, we already account for this.
What it costs
A third-party road test is typically $50 to $85 typical. Ask whether it's included in a package you've already been quoted.
Also called the Dixie office, reflecting the region's historical name.
Cities near this office
Frequently asked questions
Can the school that trained me give my own road test?
No. Utah requires the final road test to be given by a different approved third-party tester or the DLD.
What does a third-party road test cost in Utah?
A third-party road test is typically $50 to $85 typical.
Where do I confirm current hours and appointments?
Directly with the Utah Driver License Division at dld.utah.gov — hours and appointment availability are set by the state and change, so we don't restate them here.
Utah Student Driving is not the Utah Driver License Division and is not affiliated with it. Office hours, appointment availability, and fees are set by the State of Utah, not by us — confirm current details at dld.utah.gov before you go.