Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office, New York County
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Information checked July 26, 2026
Centre details
- Run by
- New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (NYS DMV)
- Official website
- View official office page
Before you travel
Listed in the current NYS DMV public-office feed with published service information and hours. This is directory evidence, not a live open-now signal. Check the official office page for same-day changes before traveling.
Tests available
Knowledge test
You can take your knowledge test at this location.
Test types: Passenger or non-commercial learner permit knowledge test
Knowledge test · NYS DMV requirements
New York permit test guide
Prepare with the New York State Driver’s Manual and official practice quizzes, then check the office’s appointment, identity, and residency requirements before traveling.
Before test day
Check the office plan before you go
The published office address is 11 Greenwich Street, New York, 10004. Review the hours shown on this page, the office’s current appointment policy, and the document guide before traveling.
Published office hours are not a live open-now guarantee. Service availability and appointment rules can change.
Build a complete application
Passing the questions is only one part of the visit. Identity, age, residence, application, and payment evidence also have to meet NYS DMV rules.
Study the New York manual
Use the official Driver’s Manual and practice quizzes. Focus on applying signs, right-of-way, safe-driving, and state-law rules to scenarios.
Prove identity and residence
Use NYS DMV’s document guide to assemble original proof of age, identity, and New York residence for the permit type you want.
Complete the application
Prepare form MV-44 and the permit fee. A parent or guardian must complete the required consent section for applicants under the applicable age.
Choose online or in-office
Eligible applicants can start online, but passing online still requires an office visit and document review. NYS DMV may require an in-office retest.
A reliable permit-test plan
01
Study and practice
Read the manual by topic, then use official quizzes to find gaps rather than memorising answer patterns.
02
Build the document set
Match every proof to the permit type and name you will use on the application.
03
Check the office
Confirm hours, appointment policy, service status, address, and accepted payment before traveling.
04
Complete the permit process
After a pass, follow the office instructions for document review, photo, vision screening, and permit issuance.
A passed online test is not the finished permit.
NYS DMV reviews online results and documents before issuance, and it can require an in-office retest. Keep studying until the office process is complete.
New York permit-test checklist
Study the current New York State Driver’s Manual and use official practice quizzes.
Complete form MV-44 and any required parent or guardian consent.
Bring the required original proofs of age, identity, and New York residence.
Check the permit fee, accepted payment methods, office hours, and appointment policy.
Bring glasses or contacts if you need them for the vision screening.
Official guidance: prepare for a New York permit test and New York learner-permit restrictions. Always recheck the official requirements before the appointment.
Opening hours
Standard hours
- monday
- 7:30 AM–5:00 PM
- tuesday
- 7:30 AM–5:00 PM
- wednesday
- 7:30 AM–5:00 PM
- thursday
- 7:30 AM–5:00 PM
- friday
- 7:30 AM–5:00 PM
- saturday
- Not published
- sunday
- Not published
Office-level hours published by NYS DMV. Permit-test cut-off times and appointment rules can differ; these schedules do not establish live open-now status.
Where you take the road test
Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office does not run that test. The nearest road test center is Red Hook Road Test Site, 2.3 miles away.
Red Hook Road Test Site
Brooklyn · 2.3 miles away
Other road test centers nearby
Nearest alternative knowledge test centers
The closest is Brooklyn - Atlantic Center DMV Office, 2.6 miles from Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office; the furthest listed here is 10.4 miles. 5 of the 6 are within 10 miles.
- Brooklyn - Atlantic Center DMV Office2.6 miles away
- Midtown Manhattan DMV Office3.3 miles away
- Harlem DMV Office8 miles away
- Brooklyn - Coney Island DMV Office9 miles away
- Bronx District Office DMV Office9.1 miles away
- College Point DMV Office10.4 miles away
Distances are straight-line from each center’s published coordinates.
Common questions about this center
- How should I prepare for the permit test at New York?
- Study the current New York State Driver’s Manual and use the official practice quizzes. Also prepare the identity, age, residence, application, and payment documents required for your permit type.
- Do I need an appointment for the New York permit test?
- Appointment policies can vary by office and change. Check the current NYS DMV office information and the hours published on this page before traveling.
- Is passing the New York online permit test enough to get a permit?
- No. NYS DMV must review the result and your documents at an office, and it can require an in-office retest before issuing the permit.
- What tests can I take at Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office?
- You can take knowledge tests at Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office.
- Who runs Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office?
- Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office is run by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (NYS DMV).
- Where do I take the road test if I use Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office?
- Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office does not run the road test. The nearest road test center is Red Hook Road Test Site, 2.3 miles away.
- Which other knowledge test centers are near Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office?
- The closest are Brooklyn - Atlantic Center DMV Office (2.6 miles), Midtown Manhattan DMV Office (3.3 miles), Harlem DMV Office (8 miles). 6 of the 6 nearest are within 25 miles.