Idaho
BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – Fees for standard Idaho driver’s licenses, ID cards, and referral permits will increase by $ 5 on July 1, 2021.
A $ 2 fee increase for knowledge tests will also take place.
Idaho legislature passed House Bill 161 in 2021 to add funding to the offices of county sheriffs who issue driving licenses on behalf of the state. The purpose of this fee change, which has not increased in over 30 years, is to offset administrative costs.
The new fees are:
- Class D (3 Years) License – Under 18 Years – $ 30
- Class D License (3 Years) – Age 18-21 Years – $ 30
- Class D (1 Year) License – Age 17 or 20 Years – $ 20
- Four-year Class D license – 21 years and older – $ 35
- Eight-year Class D license – ages 21 to 63 years – $ 60 $
- Class D Teaching Permit or Supervised Teaching Permit – $ 20
- Duplicate driver’s license or driver’s license issued under Section 49-318 Idaho Code – $ 20
- License Classification Change (Upgrade) – $ 30
- Confirmation Surcharge – $ 20
- Knowledge test – $ 5
- Season driver’s license – $ 44
- 4-year ID – $ 15
- 8-year ID – $ 25
Additional laws that come into force on July 1st and affect the public or the operation of the DMV are:
- House Bill 96: Driver’s license suspended for failure to pay child support
- Driving licenses that have been suspended due to non-payment of child support can now apply to the court to issue a temporarily restricted driving license. The purpose of the legislation is to help citizens get and secure employment in order to meet child support obligations.
- Senate draft 1102: Electronic vehicle registration
- Vehicle dealers will have the option of electronically registering their customers’ vehicles. The legislation aims to improve customer service, reduce queues at DMVs and lower administrative costs for the district appraisal bureaus. The public will have the opportunity to use this service before the end of 2021.
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