Guam Driver License Test exam-day guide
Guam Driver License Test · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Bring primary photo ID
Bring a government-issued photo ID such as a passport or, if you already hold one, a Guam driver license. If your only ID is a Guam learner permit, confirm with the provider that it is acceptable on test day.
Bring proof of identity and lawful status documents
Bring the original documents you used for your permit or application (e.g., birth certificate, passport, immigration documents). Confirm the exact accepted document list with the provider before test day.
Bring proof of Guam residency
Have two documents showing your Guam address if required for your application. Confirm current accepted documents with the provider.
Bring your learner permit
Bring the valid Guam learner permit you used during supervised practice. If you do not have one, confirm with the provider what documentation is required.
Bring Social Security number documentation if required
Some applicants must provide a Social Security number or proof of ineligibility. Confirm with the provider whether this applies to you.
Bring payment for fees
Bring a method of payment for any test or license fees. Confirm the exact amount and accepted payment methods with the provider.
Bring glasses or contacts if you need them to drive
If your permit or license carries a corrective-lens restriction, bring and wear your glasses or contacts. You may be checked for this before the road test.
Arrange a roadworthy test vehicle
Confirm the vehicle is registered, insured, and passes a basic safety check (lights, signals, brakes, horn, mirrors, seat belts). Confirm with the provider whether a rental or driving-school car is required.
Bring proof of vehicle registration and insurance
Bring the vehicle's registration and insurance card. Confirm with the provider whether these are checked at the test site.
Bring an accompanying licensed driver
If you hold a learner permit, you likely need a licensed adult driver to accompany you to the test. Confirm with the provider whether this is required.
Confirm your appointment and arrival time
Confirm the date, time, and location of your appointment in advance. Arrive early; late arrivals may be turned away.
Review the current Guam driver manual
Read the current official Guam driver manual for rules, signs, and road-test expectations. Confirm which edition the provider uses.
Plan the day
Confirm your appointment date, time, and location with the provider. Check the accepted document list and fee amount. Verify your vehicle is registered, insured, and in good working order.
Practice the road-test basics in the vehicle you will use: starting, signaling, mirror and seat-belt checks, lane changes, turns, parking, and stopping smoothly.
Gather all documents in one folder and place them in the vehicle or bag. Confirm your glasses or contacts are ready if you have a corrective-lens restriction.
Get a full night's sleep and avoid alcohol. Review the manual's sections on right-of-way, signals, and sharing the road.
Eat a light meal, arrive early, and bring your documents and payment. Do a quick vehicle check: lights, signals, horn, tires, mirrors, and fuel.
Follow the examiner's instructions, drive at safe speeds, use turn signals, check mirrors and blind spots, and obey all traffic signs and signals. Ask for clarification if an instruction is unclear.
Stay calm and focus on smooth, predictable driving. If you make a mistake, continue safely and do not argue with the examiner.
Rules to check
Bring original documents, not photocopies, unless the provider confirms copies are accepted.
Wear your glasses or contacts if your permit or license requires corrective lenses; you may be checked before the test.
Follow all examiner instructions and traffic laws during the road test; unsafe or illegal actions may end the test.
Do not use a phone or other distracting device during the test.
Ask the examiner before taking breaks or leaving the vehicle during the test.
Scoring criteria and passing standards are set by the provider; confirm the current scoring rules and retest policy before your appointment.
If you fail, confirm the waiting period and retest requirements with the provider.
Treat the examiner and staff respectfully; disruptive conduct may result in removal from the test.