Mississippi HB397 requires a road test for driver's license applicants to demonstrate safe vehicle operation.
Mississippi HB397 amends the Mississippi Code to mandate that applicants for a driver's license must complete a road test to demonstrate their ability to safely operate and maneuver a motor vehicle in real traffic conditions. The commissioner of public safety must administer a test with at least ten questions about vehicle operation and conduct a practical road test. Exemptions apply for applicants with approved motorcycle operator skill test certificates or those who have completed a driver education program at a secondary school. The act takes effect from July 1, 2026.
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