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30 hours of On~Line Driver Education

Approved by the California Department of Motor Vehicles

22 Chapters

55 Video’s and Clips

75% to pass each chapter

Free Driver Education Certificate Issued

Work at your pace and around your schedule

In the Parent-Teen Training Guide. Developed for Parents by the Department of Motors Vehicles.

You are the Teacher’s Aide, But!

What you teach your teen should agree with what is taught by the driving school instructor.

1. Does the driving school instructor come to your door to meet you?
2. Does the driving school instructor shows their instructor license to you?
3. Do you ask to see the instructors, instructors teaching license from the DMV?
4. Does the driving instructor explain to you what your teen will be taught?
5. Do you inspect the driving school vehicle for proper equipment?
6. Does the driving school instructor give your teen a checklist of things covered?
7. Does the driving school instructor explain the commits to you?
8. Do you as a parent or guardian read and practice what is written in the commits?

If you teach something other than the driving school instructor, Your teen will be confused and have a more difficult time learning to drive. If your teen insists that your instructions are different from the instructors, contact the instructor to be sure you are correct.

1. Be at least 16 years old.
2. Finished Classroom Driver Education (DL 400 B).
3. Finsihed On-Line Driver Education (DL 400 C)
4. Finished Driver Training (OL 238).
5. Complete 6 hours with a licensed driver training instructor.
6. Complete 50 hours and 10 hours night time driving with a parent or guardian.

Other documents needed:

• Have their Driver Education Completion Certificate (OL 237).
• DL 44 form filled out and signed by the parent or guardian.
• Have Social Security number.
• US updated passport.
• Dependent Military ID.
• Certificate of Naturalization.
• Permanent Resident Card.
• Mexican Border Crossing Card with a valid I-94.

1. Pay the appropriate fee.
2. Take a 46 question written Law-Test.
3. If you miss 9 questions, you failed your written test, you must wait 1 week to retest.
4. You have 3 chances to pass your written test.
5. You have 3 chances to pass your behind-the-wheel drive test.
6. If you fail your drive test, you have to pay a fee to retest and wait 2 weeks before you can retest.