State License Renewal Laws for Older Drivers

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State License Renewal Laws for Older Drivers

States have varying license renewal laws, with some requiring accelerated renewal for older drivers. Click a state in the map below for each state's requirements. Information was obtained from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and is current as of August.

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	No accelerated renewal
	State has accelerated renewal for older drivers

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