Where the Roosevelt Division Is and What It Handles

The Roosevelt Drivers License Division is a Utah State Driver License office located in Duchesne County, in northeastern Utah. It is one of several regional offices across the state where you can take your written test, road test, and complete the paperwork for a new license, renewal, or replacement.

This office serves residents of Roosevelt and the surrounding area. If you live closer to another Utah Driver License office, you can visit that one instead — the state accepts applications at any of its locations. However, if Roosevelt is your nearest office or most convenient, you can handle most license transactions there.

Key Takeaways

  • The Roosevelt Drivers License Division administers written tests, road tests, and issues licenses for new drivers, renewals, and replacements.
  • You must bring specific documents (proof of identity, Social Security number, residency proof, and proof of lawful presence) to any appointment.
  • Utah requires a learner permit before you can take the road test, and you must hold it for a set waiting period depending on your age.
  • You can schedule an appointment online through the Utah Driver License website or call ahead to confirm hours and current wait times.
  • Road tests at this office follow the same Utah standards as every other location, testing basic vehicle control, traffic law knowledge, and safe driving.

What Documents You Need to Bring

Before you visit the Roosevelt office, gather the documents Utah requires for any license transaction. You will need proof of identity (a passport, certified birth certificate, or tribal ID), your Social Security number or a Social Security card, proof of residency (a utility bill, lease, or mortgage statement dated within 60 days), and proof of lawful presence (a U.S. birth certificate, passport, visa, or green card).

If you are renewing or replacing a license, bring your current or expired license if you have it. If you are a minor, a parent or guardian must be present and bring their own ID. The Roosevelt office staff can tell you if you need additional documents for your specific situation — call ahead if you are unsure.

Taking Your Written Test at Roosevelt

The written test at the Roosevelt Drivers License Division covers Utah traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices. You must pass this test before you can take the road test. The test is offered in English and several other languages.

To take the written test, you must first have a learner permit (also called a learner license). If you do not have one yet, the Roosevelt office can issue it the same day you pass the written test. You will answer questions on a computer or paper, depending on the office setup, and receive your score when ready. Most people pass on their first attempt if they study the Utah Driver Handbook beforehand.

After you pass the written test, Utah law requires you to wait a certain number of days before you can take the road test. For drivers under 18, the waiting period is 30 days. For drivers 18 and older, there is no waiting period — you can schedule your road test right away.

Scheduling and Taking Your Road Test

Once you are may be able to access to take the road test (meaning you have held your learner permit for the required waiting period), you can schedule an appointment at the Roosevelt office. You can book online through the Utah Driver License website or call the office directly. Road test appointments often have a wait, so schedule as soon as you are may be able to access.

On the day of your road test, bring your learner permit, proof of insurance for the vehicle you will drive, and the vehicle itself. The examiner will check that the car is in safe working condition (brakes, lights, wipers, horn) before you begin. The test takes about 30 minutes and covers basic vehicle control, your ability to follow traffic laws, and your awareness of other drivers and pedestrians.

If you do not pass, you can retake the test. There is no required waiting period between attempts, though you may need to schedule another appointment, which could mean waiting a few days or weeks depending on office availability.

Hours, Contact Information, and Scheduling

The Roosevelt Drivers License Division is open during standard business hours, though exact hours vary by season and staffing. Before you visit, check the Utah Driver License website or call the office to confirm current hours and to ask about wait times. Many offices are busier on certain days of the week, so calling ahead can help you plan your visit.

You can schedule a written test or road test appointment online at the Utah Driver License website. If you prefer to call, the Roosevelt office phone number is available on that same website. Having an appointment reduces your wait time significantly compared to walking in without one.

License Types You Can Obtain at Roosevelt

The Roosevelt Drivers License Division issues the same license types as every other Utah office. You can obtain a Class D license (the standard license for driving a passenger car), a Class B license (for driving a truck or RV), or a motorcycle endorsement if you pass the motorcycle written and road tests. You can also renew an existing license or replace a lost or damaged one.

If you need a commercial driver license (CDL), the Roosevelt office may not administer those tests — some Utah offices handle CDL testing and some do not. Call ahead to ask whether the Roosevelt location offers CDL testing, or you may need to travel to a larger office.

What Happens After You Pass Your Road Test

Once you pass your road test at the Roosevelt office, you will receive your license the same day or within a few days, depending on whether it is printed on-site or mailed to you. The office staff will tell you which applies. Your license is valid for five years (or until age 21 if you are a minor), after which you will need to renew it.

Keep your license with you whenever you drive. If you move, change your name, or need to update your address, you can do that at the Roosevelt office or any other Utah Driver License office without retaking any tests.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I take my written test and road test on the same day at Roosevelt?

No. Utah law requires a waiting period between passing your written test and taking your road test. If you are under 18, you must wait 30 days. If you are 18 or older, there is no waiting period, but you still need to schedule two separate appointments.

What if I fail my road test at the Roosevelt office?

You can retake the road test. There is no required waiting period between attempts, but you will need to schedule another appointment, which may take a few days or weeks depending on availability. The examiner will explain what you need to work on before your next attempt.

Do I need an appointment, or can I just walk in to the Roosevelt office?

Appointments are strongly recommended and reduce your wait time. You can schedule online or by phone. Walk-ins are usually accepted, but you may wait several hours, especially during busy times.

What if the Roosevelt office does not have an appointment available soon?

You can visit any other Utah Driver License office instead. The state accepts applications and administers tests at multiple locations across Utah. Check the Utah Driver License website to find the nearest alternative office and its availability.

Can I renew my license at the Roosevelt office if it expired?

Yes. You can renew an expired license at the Roosevelt office without retaking any tests. Bring your expired license, proof of residency, and your Social Security number. The process is faster than obtaining a new license for the first time.