PennDOT DL-105LF: Driver License Centers Flyer

PennDOT DL-105LF: Driver License Centers Flyer – The official Pennsylvania PennDOT Form DL-105LF is the Driver’s License Center Location Flyer published by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). This essential document lists Driver License Centers and Photo License Centers across the Commonwealth, including addresses, operating hours, and important notes about services such as knowledge testing, vision screening, and REAL ID issuance.

Whether you need to renew a driver’s license, obtain a photo ID, take a knowledge or vision test, schedule a road test, or process a REAL ID, the DL-105LF flyer helps Pennsylvania residents and new movers locate the nearest center. Locations, days, and times are subject to change, so always verify the most current information before your visit.

What Is PennDOT Form DL-105LF?

Form DL-105LF is the official Drivers License Center Location Flyer issued by PennDOT’s Bureau of Driver Licensing. The current version is marked DL-105LF (1-25), reflecting the January 2025 update. It organizes centers by county and provides separate columns for Driver License Center (exam) hours and Photo License Center hours.

Key features noted on the flyer include:

  • Locations where knowledge and vision screening are offered (no driving tests at some sites).
  • Centers that can issue REAL ID driver’s licenses or identification cards over-the-counter.
  • Guidance that a Camera Card is required during dedicated Photo License Hours at many locations.
  • Reminders that customer demand for photo services is highest on the first two and last two days of each month, with shorter wait times on other days.

You can download the official PDF directly from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania website:

Download PennDOT Form DL-105LF (PDF)

How to Use the DL-105LF Flyer?

The flyer is organized by county. For each location it lists:

  • County name
  • Specific center location name
  • Driver License Center / exam hours
  • Photo License Center hours (photo appointments are not available)
  • Full street address

Special symbols on the flyer indicate:

  • * Knowledge and Vision Screening only (no driving tests)
  • ** Camera Card required during Photo License Hours; other services available during Driver Exam Hours
  • *** REAL ID documents can be issued over-the-counter at these centers (other centers process REAL ID applications but mail the card)

Always cross-check the printed flyer with the interactive online locator, as hours and services can change.

Finding Current Driver License Center Locations Online

While the DL-105LF provides a comprehensive printed list, PennDOT recommends using the official online tools for the most up-to-date information:

PennDOT does not publish individual center telephone numbers. For assistance, contact the Driver and Vehicle Services Customer Call Center at 717-412-5300 (TDD users dial 711).

Services Available at PennDOT Driver License Centers

Driver License Centers (operated by PennDOT employees) typically handle:

  • New driver’s licenses and photo IDs
  • License transfers from other states
  • Renewals, duplicates, and replacements
  • Knowledge tests and vision screenings
  • Road test scheduling and administration (at many locations)
  • REAL ID applications and, at designated centers, same-day issuance

Payment methods accepted at most centers are debit cards, credit cards, checks, or money orders. Cash is generally not accepted except at the Riverfront Office Center Customer Counter in Harrisburg.

Standalone Photo Centers and authorized Online Messenger partners offer additional photo and limited licensing services. Always confirm available services for your specific needs using the official locator.

REAL ID Centers in Pennsylvania

Certain Driver License Centers are equipped to issue REAL ID-compliant driver’s licenses and identification cards over the counter on the same day. These include (subject to change):

  • Altoona (Blair County)
  • Beaver Falls (Beaver County)
  • Bridgeville (Allegheny County)
  • Erie (Erie County)
  • Exeter Township (Berks County)
  • Jeannette (Westmoreland County)
  • King of Prussia (Montgomery County)
  • Lancaster East (Lancaster County)
  • Norristown (Montgomery County)
  • Rockview / Pleasant Gap (Centre County)
  • Summerdale (Cumberland County)
  • Philadelphia – South 70th Street

All other centers can process REAL ID transactions, but the finished card will be mailed. Bring all required identity and residency documents. For the latest list and document requirements, visit the official REAL ID page on the PennDOT website.

Planning Your Visit – Tips for Success

To reduce wait times and ensure a smooth experience:

  • Avoid the first two and last two days of the month when photo demand is highest.
  • Bring required identification, proof of residency (if applicable), Social Security information, and payment.
  • If obtaining a photo, bring your Camera Card or temporary license plus one additional form of signature identification.
  • Schedule road tests online at www.dmv.pa.gov or by calling 1-800-423-5542.
  • Check holiday closings in advance.

Holiday Closings for PennDOT Driver License and Photo Centers

PennDOT Driver License Centers and Photo Centers close on major holidays. A current list is maintained on the official site. Examples for 2026 include New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day (with some centers also closed the day before), Labor Day, Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Online services remain available 24/7 during closures. Always confirm the latest holiday schedule before traveling to a center.

Additional Resources and Contact Information

For the most accurate and current information:

The DL-105LF flyer remains one of the most practical tools for Pennsylvania residents seeking in-person driver licensing services. Keep a current copy on hand or bookmark the official download page, and pair it with the online locator for the best results.

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