1408                                                LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch. 335

qualified to take the required examinations for the
license applied for must appear in person at the
[Department of Motor Vehicles] MOTOR VEHICLE
ADMINISTRATION in any of the places throughout the State
which the [Department] ADMINISTRATION may designate for
the convenience of applicants.

(C)    The applicant shall furnish a motor vehicle
for the required driving test, which vehicle shall be a
type appropriate to test the applicant's ability to drive
all vehicles which may be driven under the class of
license applied for. At the time he appears for the
driving test the applicant shall be accompanied by a
person qualified under the provisions of § 6—105 to
accompany a person with an instruction and examination
license while driving upon public highways. The person
accompanying the applicant shall have in his possession a
valid driver's license.

(D)    If the applicant does not   pass the examination
for a higher class of license,        the [Department]
ADMINISTRATION may issue to him     any lower class of
license for which he qualifies.

[ (b) The holder of an operator's, chauffeur's or
special chauffeur's license, issued prior to January 1,
1971, may convert and renew such license to a Class D
license any time within sixty days of expiration of same.

(c)    The holder of an operator's, chauffeur's or
special chauffeur's license issued prior to January 1,
1971, may convert and renew such license to either a
Class A, Class B or Class C license within sixty days of
expiration of same upon:

1.    Taking the required tests for the class of
license desired, or,

2.    Submitting on such form as the Department shall
prescribe, an affidavit of adequate evidence of
experience, in driving vehicles for the class of license
for which he has applied, under such rules and
regulations as the Department may deem necessary.

(d)    The holder of a motorcycle license issued
prior to January 1, 1971, may convert and renew such
license to a Class E license within sixty days of
expiration of same.

(e)    If the holder of a motorcycle operator's
license in addition holds either an operator's or
chauffeur's or special chauffeur's license and converts
and renews either of these to a Class A, Class B, Class C
or Class D license, the license issued would in addition