Study material for the test consists mainly of the current DMV driver handbook, but also your driver education online/classroom material, as well as practice test questions at the end of our online driver education course, and on the DMV website.
It consists of 46 multiple choice questions, and you must get at least 38 correct to pass. Checks and debit cards are ok, but no credit cards.*You will be required to take a vision test, so if you wear glasses/contacts you will need them.The written test is not that easy, so study. The form must be signed by ALL parents or guardians.*An application fee of $32 dollars for an original license. It is a from in duplicate, so it cannot be downloaded from the internet. This is a DMV form # DL 44, and can be picked up on the counter of your local DMV office. It is ok if these are in a parents or guardians name.*An application for a driver license. If you were born out of the country, you must bring your proof of legal residence if you have it.*Your social security card if you have one.*You must also bring two forms of proof of address, I.E. It must be an official copy from the county where you were born, and contain the raised county seal. This will be a certificate issued to you upon completion of your driver education from the school you took the course from. *Proof of completion of classroom or online driver education. When going to your appointment you will need to bring the following items with you: Go to DMV.CA.GOV to make your appointment. STEP 2 - Take a written test at the DMV when you are at least 15 1/2 years old to obtain permit.To take the written test you must first make an appointment for a written test at the DMV. Unfortunately, these certificates are not available to print online, and must be mailed or hand delivered to you. After completing the course you will be issued a DMV tracked completion certificate. STEP 1 - Complete an approved Driver Education course.This course may be taken online, or in a traditional classroom setting.
STEP 6 - Take a driving test at the DMV to receive a provisional driver’s license.ĪDDITIONAL INFORMATION ON EACH REQUIRED STEP: STEP 5 - Hold the instructional permit at least 6 months and be at least 16 years old. STEP 4 - Practice at least 50 hours with a California licensed driver aged 25 or older, 10 hours at night. STEP 3 - Start driving lessons with an approved driving school, at least six hours are required.
STEP 2 - Take a written test at the DMV when you are at least 15 1/2 years old to obtain permit. STEP 1 - Complete an approved Driver Education course.
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