The department and its highly trained state troopers are responsible for safety on more than 15,000 miles of state and federal highways. The Department of Safety's responsibilities range from issuing driver licenses to investigating accidents and auto thefts.
more like this »Available to Tennesseans who are confined to a wheelchair, able to walk only with difficulty or uncertainty, or with vision of not more than 20/200 with corrective lenses. Placards are also available for disabled passengers.
more like this »Application for hardship license, graduated driver license certificate, and more. Disabled tags are through the Dept. of Revenue.
more like this »Renew driver license, order duplicate license, change address, make road test appointment, pay reinstatement fees.
more like this »Renew driver license, order duplicate license, change address, make road test appointment, pay reinstatement fees.
more like this »Make and cancel appointments with the Department of Safety for Class D and Motorcycle road tests.
more like this »$8 for the first duplicate, $12 for additional duplicates within the same renewal period.
more like this »Must be filed for accidents involving death or injury, or property damage over $400
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