Can an applicant take the driving test in a language other than English?

The correct response is that accommodations are available for non-English speakers during the driving test. This allows applicants who may not be proficient in English to demonstrate their driving skills in a language they are comfortable with, which can help ensure that they understand the instructions and questions posed during the test.

Offering accommodations recognizes the diverse population in Guam and ensures that language barriers do not prevent capable drivers from obtaining their licenses. These accommodations can include providing a test in another language or making arrangements for interpreters, thereby facilitating a fair assessment of driving ability.

In contrast, the other responses do not reflect the policies that support inclusivity in the driving test process. For example, stating that all tests are conducted in English disregards the need for linguistic accessibility. Indicating that an applicant can only take the test if they provide their own translator may not be a feasible option for many applicants, and declaring that testing is limited to Spanish excludes other languages spoken by residents.