Plano DPS Office - Driver License Services
All driver license and identification card services, including driving tests, are by appointment only.
Texas Department of Public Safety
2109 West Parker Road
Parker Plaza West, Suite 224
Plano, TX 75023
United States
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Plano DPS Location & Hours
2109 West Parker Road
Plano, 75023
Plano, 75023
Sun Closed
Mon 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tue 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thu 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat Closed
Plano DPS Office Services
- Driver License
- Knowledge Testing
- Learners Permits
- Name Change
- Road Testing
Plano DPS Office Notes
The Plano DPS office is located in Parket Plaza West; This location provides Driver License Services only; if you are looking for the Plano DMV Office, it's run by the Collin County Tax Assessor.
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Review:
Out of 5 stars, I would give the Plano DMV 4.5.
Cons:
1) The DMV office could be spacious. (It manages huge traffic running from a strip-mall office.)
2) Walk-in appointments could be increased. (During my visit, two-thirds of the walk-in early-morning-appointment-seekers could not get in.)
Pros:
1) The staff was efficient. (Despite heavy traffic, the staff managed to move the line quickly. Once inside you are never left unattended.)
2) Apparently, the Plano-DMV staff worked under pressure; however, their demeanor remained composed and courteous.
My DMV experience:
I was among the early-morning-appointment seekers. I came in at 4:30 am, but there was already a line of about 20. (You could come early and get a same-day appointment, or schedule it online that's often several months away).
Meanwhile, my experience inside the DMV office was surprisingly pleasant. The DMV staff, tasked with various duties--checking in, conducting vision tests, looking into forms, and issuing DLs was well coordinated.)
I could not renew my expired license. But, I felt that Damian, the DMV staff looking into my forms, offered the best service comparable to those offered in private firms. The staff behind the counter was not uptight either, which otherwise could have spiked my anxiety.
Overall, if you don't mind a congested office space, I recommend the Plano DMV.
Out of 5 stars, I would give the Plano DMV 4.5.
Cons:
1) The DMV office could be spacious. (It manages huge traffic running from a strip-mall office.)
2) Walk-in appointments could be increased. (During my visit, two-thirds of the walk-in early-morning-appointment-seekers could not get in.)
Pros:
1) The staff was efficient. (Despite heavy traffic, the staff managed to move the line quickly. Once inside you are never left unattended.)
2) Apparently, the Plano-DMV staff worked under pressure; however, their demeanor remained composed and courteous.
My DMV experience:
I was among the early-morning-appointment seekers. I came in at 4:30 am, but there was already a line of about 20. (You could come early and get a same-day appointment, or schedule it online that's often several months away).
Meanwhile, my experience inside the DMV office was surprisingly pleasant. The DMV staff, tasked with various duties--checking in, conducting vision tests, looking into forms, and issuing DLs was well coordinated.)
I could not renew my expired license. But, I felt that Damian, the DMV staff looking into my forms, offered the best service comparable to those offered in private firms. The staff behind the counter was not uptight either, which otherwise could have spiked my anxiety.
Overall, if you don't mind a congested office space, I recommend the Plano DMV.
1:37 pm, May 11
Hi, definitly department doing great job. Ihave come back to US after a long delay out of my control. I am trying to renew my expired DL. I wish dept allow special consideration for appointment in this case considering I am trying to put my life together again here. Thanks for comment consideration.
6:03 am, Nov 13
They were very helpful and pleasant and professional. Being in customer servive for a long time myself, I appreciate the experience very much. Thanks to them all. Happy holidays.
9:38 am, Nov 29
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Questions and Answers
I got a Texas driving license in 1998. Thereafter, on appointment as a Professor at another university, I moved to North Carolina. I have now returned to Texas upon retirement. Please intimate how I can get an appointment for a Texas Driving license and change of address
New Texas residents may legally drive with a valid U.S. driver's license from another state for the first 90 days of living in Texas. Once the 90 days are up, new Texas residents must apply for a Texas driver's license in person to drive legally.