What fee does NCDMV charge for a duplicate driver license?
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A.
$25.50
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B.
$83.50
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C.
$6.50
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D.
$16.75 Correct
The answer is "$16.75"
A duplicate driver license costs $16.75. Drivers who reach for $25.50 are pulling from the Learner Permit and Level 1/2 lines that sit a few rows above Duplicate in the same Schedule of Fees.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. $25.50
$25.50 is the Learner Permit fee, not the duplicate license fee. Reader lands on the Learner Permit row a few lines above Duplicate in the same table and copies it over.
B. $83.50
$83.50 is the non-alcohol restoration fee, not the duplicate charge. This answer confuses the restoration and driver improvement clinic figures, both $83.50, with the flat duplicate charge.
C. $6.50
That is the per-year Class C license fee, not the flat duplicate charge. Test-taker scans the fee schedule and grabs the smallest listed number as a safe default guess.
This question tests your knowledge of Licensing Process in North Carolina. Source: North Carolina Driver Handbook, "Duplicate Driver License/ID Card on the Web," p.4..
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