The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says starting Aug. 1, people with a valid driver's license in another state will no longer have to take a written knowledge test.

Whether you're a new driver or new to the state, scheduling a driving test in Minnesota can be a bumpy road.

New Minnesota residents are looking forward to the Department of Public Safety’s new law to waive driver’s license written tests for out-of-state drivers.

The husband and wife both have current driver licenses from Ukraine. They want to obtain a Minnesota license and are scheduled for the written knowledge exam, followed by the road test.