Last Updated 28th of July, 2010

Can I take my drivers license test in Arabic?

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Arabic Driver License Tests by State

As of July 2010, 14 of the 50 U.S. states offer a drivers license test in Arabic. Consult the grid below to see if your state is one of the 14 offering a drivers license test in Arabic, but before you make a test appointment for your drivers license be sure to contact your DMV to confirm it offers tests in Arabic.

Prepare for the Drivers License Test

The problem in these states is the lack of drivers education and driving training courses offered in Arabic.

Fortunately, there are many independent companies focused on drivers education out there that can help you locate a study manual and practice test – both in Arabic – so you can prepare for the real test.

Yes No
Alabama
x
Alaska
x
Arizona
x
Arkansas
x
California
x
Colorado
x
Connecticut
x
Delaware
x
Florida
x
Georgia
x
Hawaii
x
Idaho
x
Illinois
x
Indiana
x
Iowa
x
Kansas
x
Kentucky
x
Louisiana
x
Maine
x
Maryland
x
Massachusetts
x
Michigan
x
Minnesota
x
Mississippi
x
Missouri
x
Montana
x
Nebraska
x
Nevada
x
New Hampshire
x
New Jersey
x
New Mexico
x
New York
x
North Carolina
x
North Dakota
x
Ohio
x
Oklahoma
x
Oregon
x
Pennsylvania
x
Rhode Island
x
South Carolina
x
South Dakota
x
Tennessee
x
Texas
x
Utah
x
Vermont
x
Virginia
x
Washington
x
West Virginia
x
Wisconsin
x
Wyoming
x
Washington DC
x

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