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Wisconsin issues horizontal driver's licenses and ID cards for individuals age 21 and over and issues vertical driver's licenses and ID cards for individuals under age 21. Wisconsin's licenses and ID cards contain document numbers (circled) that are fourteen characters- one letter followed by thirteen numbers.

The noticeable vertical format on cards for those under age 21 continues and will incorporate blue/red color themes for rapid visual recognition. Cards for those over age 21 are horizontal and have a blue/gold theme.

Most youth are eager to drive at the earliest possible age because driving means fun and freedom. As parents, we're more concerned about keeping them safe. We know the human brain doesn't fully mature until 25 and studies show 16 and 17 year-olds are much more likely to crash than 18 year-olds.

How to Apply for Georgia Class C Full (Adult) Driver License 1Apply in person. ... 2Certify that you have practiced driving. ... 3Complete your application form. ... 4Pass a vision test. ... 5Bring documentation to verify the following: ... 6Pass a knowledge test if you don't hold an instruction permit. ... 7Pass a road test.

When you turn 21, you may continue to use your driver license or identification card with the special vertical orientation. However, you are eligible to obtain a replacement license with the regular horizontal orientation without the under-21 designation.

The cards feature hand crafted artwork of Wisconsin features like the Wisconsin state Capitol and state flag, which some people might already have on their licenses. There are also transparent windows visible on the card's right edge and back bottom edge.

People under age 21 are issued a vertical (top-to-bottom) ID, while those 21 and older receive a horizontal (left-to-right) card. Because some Wisconsinites may still carry an unexpired vertical ID after they turn 21, it's important to check vertical IDs carefully.