All other customers will be able to schedule a skills tests in the appointment system beginning June 20, 2020.

Details about those changes can be found below, along with frequently asked questions on each change.

They will follow restrictions on work and social interaction set by Governor Tom Wolf and the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

PennDOT staff will work with each customer when they arrive to plan their visit.

Greeters will screen documents and provide information for a smooth and safe transaction as possible.

We apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

As our centers reopen, they will offer limited services.

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What services are available at open Driver License Centers As Driver License Centers open, they will offer limited services.

Are there additional safety protocols for open Driver License Centers The following COVID-19 safety protocols will be in place in all reopened Driver License Centers and Photo License Centers.

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What if my drivers license, photo ID card, learners permit, or camera card is scheduled to expire Non-commercial driver licenses and learners permits, photo IDs and camera cards scheduled to expire between March 16, 2020, and August 31, 2020, the expiration date is was extended until August 31, 2020.

Driver licenses and photo ID cards may be renewed online at any time.

Effective May 10, 2020, All customers who renew their non-commercial drivers license or ID online or both commercial drivers license and non-commercial drivers license along with identification cards through the mail will receive a new product using the current photo of that individual that exists in our system.

No camera cards will be issued to these customers, and they will receive their new product by mail within 15 days.

The renewal process is complete when customers receive their final product in the mail.

Individuals who renewed a product on or before May 10 will still receive a camera card in the mail and will still need to visit a PennDOT Photo License Center upon reopening to obtain an updated a photo.

This change in the renewal process is a mitigation effort to reduce the spread COVID-19 and keep both our customers and our employees safe as PennDOT reopens driver license and photo license centers.

This measure will assist social distancing at all centers by reducing the number of individuals who need to visit a center.

If I have to go in to get my picture taken, what is the guidance to safely get it renewed if I am high risk In all reopened driver license and photo license centers, the following COVID-19 safety protocols have been put in place to keep both our customers and employees safe: Customers will be required to wear masks while in the facility; Seating will be reduced at all Driver License Centers to make social distancing easier to maintain six feet distances between each seat; The number of customers will be limited to correspond with available counter stations and available seating in the customer waiting area only; Admittance to the facility will be limited to only the customer requiring service, unless assistance is needed by an accompanying person; Plexiglass sneeze guards have been installed at each counter to protect customers and employees; Cleaning protocols have been enhanced to sanitize facilities on an ongoing basis; and Markings on floors have been added to assist with social distancing along with signage to communicate special instructions to customers.

All registrations and titles that expire between March 16 through June 30, expired on June 30.

Customers who have skills tests scheduled on or after June 2 will be able to obtain a drivers skills test at all open Driver License Centers that perform skills testing.

The skills test has been modified to mitigate potential exposure of PennDOT staff and customers while maintaining the integrity of the testing process.

Customers whose drivers skills tests were canceled due to the COVID-19 emergency will be given priority in rescheduling skills tests by contacting the PennDOT Driver and Vehicle Services Call Center at 717-412-5300.