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Tuscaloosa ALEA Driver License Office, Tuscaloosa County

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Before you travel

ALEA marks this office "Open" in its location dataset; this is not a live open-now signal. Source office/type fields: ALEA / ALEA. ALEA source schedule. Days: M-F; hours: 7 am - 4 pm (Reinstatement opens at 8 am); lunch: 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm (Reinstatement). Check the official office page before traveling.

Opening hours

Opening hours

monday
7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
tuesday
7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
wednesday
7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
thursday
7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
friday
7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
saturday
Not published
sunday
Not published

ALEA source schedule. Days: M-F; hours: 7 am - 4 pm (Reinstatement opens at 8 am); lunch: 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm (Reinstatement). The reinstatement-only opening and lunch annotations are not applied to the main office schedule. These are office-level published hours, not live open-now status; testing cut-off times and appointment availability can differ.

Tuscaloosa driver license test guide

This ALEA office publishes both written and road testing. Prepare the identity and residency file first, then bring the licensed driver, insurance evidence, and suitable vehicle required for the road-skills appointment.

Check the office before traveling

The published address is Trooper Post, 2645 Skyland Blvd E, Tuscaloosa, 35405 and the listed phone number is (659) 676-1210. Review the opening-hours section, scheduler, and current ALEA document rules before the visit.

Published hours and a scheduling link do not guarantee a same-day slot. ALEA requirements and local service availability can change.

Open the official scheduler

Prepare for both stages

ALEA’s document rules apply before testing can be completed. Bring originals and verify the current fee and payment guidance.

  • Identity and Social Security

    Prepare the accepted primary and secondary identity evidence and your Social Security card or other documentation ALEA allows for your situation.

  • Alabama residence

    ALEA lists two proofs of principal Alabama residence. Applicants under 19 also need the published school-enrollment or graduation evidence unless an exception applies.

  • Written-test preparation

    Study the current Alabama Driver Manual and road signs, then check the listed testing fee and accepted payment methods before the visit.

  • Road-test vehicle and sponsor

    Adults completing all testing must bring a licensed driver, proof of insurance, and a vehicle suitable for the skills test. Under-18 requirements follow Alabama’s graduated-license rules.

How to plan the ALEA visit

  1. Check the listed service

    Confirm the scheduler, office hours, and that both tests you need are available at this location.

  2. Build the document file

    Gather identity, Social Security, residence, school, and license evidence that applies to your age and situation.

  3. Prepare the knowledge test

    Study the current Alabama Driver Manual, signs, laws, and safe-driving rules.

  4. Prepare the road test

    Bring the qualified driver, insurance evidence, and suitable vehicle, then follow the examiner’s instructions.

Documents, driver, and vehicle all matter.

Passing the written test does not waive the road-test prerequisites. Check the current ALEA rules for your age before traveling with a vehicle.

ALEA knowledge and road-test checklist

  • Accepted identity evidence and Social Security documentation.

  • Two proofs of principal Alabama residence.

  • School-enrollment or graduation evidence if required for an applicant under 19.

  • The current testing fee in a payment form ALEA accepts.

  • Appointment or scheduler confirmation and the office’s published hours.

  • A qualified licensed driver, proof of insurance, and a suitable vehicle.

  • The supervised-practice or driver-education evidence required by Alabama’s graduated-license rules, when applicable.

Official guidance: Alabama document requirements and fees, Alabama driver-license information, Alabama road-test study guide and Alabama graduated driver-license requirements. Always recheck the official requirements before the appointment.

Nearest alternative road test centers

The closest is Centreville ALEA Driver License Office, 26.2 miles from Tuscaloosa ALEA Driver License Office. The furthest is 40 miles away. None is within 10 miles, so Tuscaloosa ALEA Driver License Office is the only road test center in its immediate area.

Distances are measured directly between locations. Driving distances can vary.

Common questions about this center