INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK - Macalester College
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK - Macalester College
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK - Macalester College
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Applications may be made, and information obtained from:<br />
Minnesota Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS)<br />
Telephone: (651) 297-2005 www.mndriveinfo.org<br />
WRITTEN TESTING ONLY:<br />
Town Square Building (located downtown on the street level of the Town Square Building)<br />
445 Minnesota Street<br />
St. Paul, MN 55101<br />
651-639-4057<br />
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. for applications (driver’s license and I.D. cards)<br />
8 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. for written test driver’s license<br />
Bring:<br />
� Passport<br />
� I-20<br />
� Social Security Card or official <strong>Macalester</strong> transcript from the Registrar<br />
� $12 (price subject to change) for instruction permit after passing (permit not necessary<br />
if you have a foreign license— translated into English if necessary—and you are over 19<br />
years of age)<br />
TO SCHEDULE A ROAD TEST<br />
go to www.mndriveinfo.org or call 651-284-1000<br />
To get a MINNESOTA I.D. CARD, you need to bring:<br />
� Passport<br />
� Social Security Card or official <strong>Macalester</strong> transcript from the Registrar<br />
� I-20 (or DS2019)<br />
� $18 fee (price subject to change)<br />
You can look at the webpage for Minnesota’s Department of Public Safety for more specific<br />
information: www.dps.state.mn.us/dvs/<br />
Car Insurance and Accidents<br />
The Minnesota No-Fault Automobile Insurance Act requires that every motor vehicle which<br />
is operated in Minnesota be covered by proper no fault and liability insurance coverage.<br />
Under this law, insurance companies must offer insurance coverage which provides for the<br />
payment of basic economic loss benefits resulting from injury or death regardless of the<br />
fault of the insured.<br />
A driver of a motor vehicle must carry evidence of insurance in his/her immediate possession.<br />
The operator must present the evidence to a law enforcement officer upon request.<br />
A driver involved in any accident should seek advice at once. At the time of the accident,<br />
someone should be asked to telephone for police assistance. The police will arrange for<br />
tow trucks and ambulance if they are needed. Be sure to write down the name, address,<br />
phone number, car license plate number, and automobile insurance company of any other<br />
persons/cars involved in the accident. At the very least, the police will require that you fill<br />
out a written report within five days following the accident. Do not leave the scene of an<br />
accident until told to do so by the police. Notify your insurance company immediately.<br />
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