When does an Ohio driver license typically expire?

An Ohio driver license typically expires on the driver's 4th birthday after issuance. This aligns with the regulations set by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, which state that most driver licenses are valid for a four-year period. Therefore, when an individual obtains their driver license, it remains valid until their next significant birthday, which is four years later.

The other choices do not reflect this four-year renewal period. A driver's birthday after issuance or their 21st birthday are not standard expiration dates for a driver's license in Ohio, as they do not relate to the four-year renewal cycle. The mention of the driver’s 15th birthday does not apply since this age is typically associated with the age individuals begin to obtain learner permits rather than a full-fledged driver license. This reinforces that the primary timeline for renewal is based on the four-year cycle that leads to the expiration on the fourth birthday after the initial issuance.