keep the same driver license number

September 26th, 2009 • Filed Under•93 views

Do you always keep the same driver license number?—By moe b
just wondering..do they change you number any time?

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Driver’s license Front

Best Answer – By BILLY R
well i think that each state is different. my state has changed my number four times. first one 16 years old second my commercial chauffer. third cdl. forth when i gave up cdl and went to car only. but after you turn 65 it’s free yeah.

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    Vote -1 Vote +1Tommie on 26 September 2009:

    no the # stays with you forever ive had mine sospended twice and lived in 4 different states .still got the same #

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  2. Comment by

    Vote -1 Vote +1Serena on 26 September 2009:

    It will change if you leave your state of residence to live somewhere else.

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    Vote -1 Vote +1mooncrystal on 26 September 2009:

    In NJ, when I got rid of my truck for my car, I had to get new plates. All truck plates have an X in them.
    Then when I moved to Oregon, I had to gert new plates for that car. It will be interesting to see if those plates make it to another vehicle.

    Oh, I thought you were talking about plates…
    Differnt states have differnt numbering systems. In NJ, the first “number” is the first letter of your last name. Smith=S Anderson=A. And in NJ, it’s really long.
    Oreogn, is just numbers and it’s super short.

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