Where the Logan Driver License Division is located and what it handles
The Utah Driver License Division office in Logan is run by the state and handles driver licenses, identification cards, and related transactions for people in Cache County and surrounding areas. The office is located at 155 North Main Street, Logan, Utah 84321. This is the physical location where you go in person to renew a license, get a duplicate, change your address, or take a written or driving test.
Not every transaction requires a visit. You can renew your license online through the Utah Driver License Division website if your license is not expired and you have not had a name change or medical condition changes. However, if you need to take a test, provide documents in person, or handle something that cannot be done remotely, you will need to go to the Logan office.
Key Takeaways
- The Logan Driver License Division office is at 155 North Main Street and handles licenses, ID cards, and driving tests for Cache County residents.
- You can renew your license online if it is not expired and your personal information has not changed, but some transactions require an in-person visit.
- Bring your current license, proof of residency, and any documents related to your transaction before you go.
- Hours and wait times vary by day and season, so call ahead or check the Utah Driver License Division website for current information.
- If you need a medical evaluation or vision test, the office can direct you to approved providers in the Logan area.
What documents to bring to the Logan office
The documents you need depend on what you are doing, but most transactions require your current driver license or ID card and proof of residency. Proof of residency can be a utility bill, lease agreement, mortgage statement, or bank statement with your name and current address. Bring the original or a certified copy — a photo of the document usually is not accepted.
If you are renewing after your license has expired, you may also need to provide proof of your Social Security number and date of birth. If you are changing your name, bring a certified copy of the document that shows the change — a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order. If you are taking a driving test, bring your learner permit and proof of completion of a driver education course if you are under 18.
For medical-related transactions, such as reporting a condition that affects your ability to drive or requesting a medical evaluation, bring any documentation from your doctor or healthcare provider that describes the condition and any restrictions. The office staff can tell you what specific paperwork they need once you explain your situation.
Hours, wait times, and how to prepare for your visit
The Logan office is open Monday through Friday during standard business hours, though the exact times change seasonally and may vary. Call 435-752-7541 to confirm hours before you go, or check the Utah Driver License Division website for the most current schedule. Wait times are typically shorter early in the morning and on weekdays outside of school holidays.
Arrive early if possible, and bring all required documents in one folder so you do not have to search for them at the counter. If you are taking a test, arrive at least 15 minutes early. The office does not hold appointments for most transactions — service is first-come, first-served — so expect to wait during peak times, especially around lunch or on the first and last days of the month.
If you know you will have a long wait or a complicated transaction, call ahead to ask whether the office can reserve time for you or direct you to a different location that might have shorter wait times. Some transactions can be handled at other Driver License Division offices in Utah if the Logan location is extremely busy.
Medical and vision requirements for your license
Utah requires certain medical conditions to be reported to the Driver License Division. If you have a condition that affects your ability to drive safely — such as seizures, severe vision loss, hearing loss, or a condition that causes sudden loss of consciousness — you must report it. You do not have to do this in person; you can mail a form or submit it online. However, the office may ask you to come in for a medical evaluation or vision test.
Vision tests at the Logan office check whether you meet the minimum standard of 20/40 vision in each eye, with or without corrective lenses. If you do not meet this standard, you may be issued a license with restrictions, such as "corrective lenses required" or "daylight driving only." If your vision is below the minimum, you will not be issued a license until it improves or you have a medical evaluation that explains why you can still drive safely.
The office can refer you to approved vision care providers in the Logan area if you need an eye exam or vision correction before you take your test. You do not have to use a provider they recommend, but using one on their list ensures your results will be accepted without delay.
Renewing your license in person versus online
If your license is not expired and your name, address, and medical status have not changed, you can renew online through the Utah Driver License Division website. Online renewal takes about 10 minutes and costs less than an in-person renewal. Your new license will be mailed to you within 7 to 10 business days.
You must renew in person if your license has already expired, if you have had a name change, if you have reported a new medical condition, or if you want to update your address or photo. In-person renewal at the Logan office usually takes 30 to 60 minutes depending on wait time. You will receive your new license on the spot if you pass any required tests.
If you are unsure whether you can renew online, call the office or start the online process — the system will tell you if you are not may be able to access and direct you to the in-person option instead.
Taking a written or driving test at the Logan office
The Logan Driver License Division office administers both written knowledge tests and behind-the-wheel driving tests. The written test covers traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices. You take it on a computer at the office, and results are available when ready. If you pass, you can take your driving test the same day or schedule it for another time.
The driving test is conducted by an examiner who rides with you in your own vehicle or a test vehicle provided by the office. You must bring your learner permit, proof of insurance, and a vehicle that is registered and passes a safety inspection. The examiner will ask you to perform basic maneuvers such as parking, turning, and stopping, and will observe your overall driving behavior.
Call ahead to schedule a driving test, as appointments fill up quickly, especially in spring and summer. Written tests are usually available on a walk-in basis, but call to confirm. Bring your learner permit and proof of identity to both tests.
What to do if you cannot visit the Logan office
If you cannot reach the Logan office or need to handle a transaction at a different location, the Utah Driver License Division operates offices in other cities across the state. The nearest alternatives to Logan are in Ogden and Salt Lake City. You can visit any office to renew your license, take a test, or handle most other transactions — you do not have to use the one closest to your home.
Some transactions can also be handled by mail. You can renew your license by mail if you are renewing before it expires and your information has not changed. You can also mail in a form to report a medical condition or request a duplicate license. The Utah Driver License Division website lists which forms can be mailed and where to send them.
If you are out of state or cannot visit in person for another reason, contact the Driver License Division by phone at 801-538-3800 to ask about your options. Staff can sometimes process requests over the phone or direct you to a mail-in option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an appointment to visit the Logan Driver License Division office?
Most transactions are handled on a first-come, first-served basis without an appointment. However, if you are taking a driving test, you should call ahead to schedule. For complicated transactions, calling ahead can help you confirm what documents to bring and whether the office can reserve time for you.
What if I fail my driving test?
You can retake the test, usually within a few days. Call the Logan office to schedule your next attempt. There is a fee for each test attempt. You must bring your learner permit and proof of insurance again.
Can I renew my license if I have a medical condition?
Yes, but you must report the condition to the Driver License Division. Depending on the condition, you may be issued a license with restrictions, or you may need to pass a medical evaluation first. Call the office to discuss your specific situation before you visit.
How long does it take to get a new license after I renew in person?
If you renew in person and pass any required tests, you receive your new license when ready. If you renew online, your license is mailed to you within 7 to 10 business days.
What if I lost my license or need a duplicate?
You can request a duplicate license in person at the Logan office or online through the Utah Driver License Division website. Bring your proof of identity and residency if you go in person. A duplicate license costs less than a renewal and is mailed to you within 7 to 10 business days.