Online driving school in California?

Question

I am 17 and in California you need to be 17 n half to take the written permit test. If you are not 17 n half you need to take driving classes.

My questions is where can i get online driving classes/course cheap and safe?

And how many classes/courses are required in state of california if you are not 17 n half?

Answer 1

I am taking http://teendrivingonline.com and I just started today, very informative!

Answer 2

I've got the perfect answer for you.  My little sister took her driver's ed at www.eliteteendriver.com.

My sis called the company and told the lady who answered the phone that she heard about it on Yahoo Answers....the lady gave her a 50% discount right over the phone....all of her friends did it too.

Then you need to call a driving school and schedule your in the car training and they will give you a white certificate so you can get your permit.

When my sister went to take her written test to get her permit, the same web-site has free practice tests you can download and my sis got 100% on her test..........if this works out for you could you give me 10 points pleeeese.

Christine

Answer 3

Driver Education and Driver Training Form Requirements

If you are 15 ½ to 17 ½ years of age, you will need to provide proof that you:

Completed driver education (Form DL 387 or OL 237) and are taking driver training (DL 392 or OL 392)

OR

Completed driver education and driver training (DL 387, DL 388, DL 388A, OL 237, or OL 238).

OR

Are enrolled and participating in an approved integrated driver education/driver training program (DL 400).

You may take driver education (classroom training) or driver training (behind-the-wheel) in a public or private high school, or in a state licensed, professional driving school.

Driver Education and Driver Training courses must be conducted as prescribed by the Department of Education. Driver Education must consist of at least 30 hours or 2 1/2 semester periods of professional classroom instruction. Driver training must consist of at least six hours of behind-the-wheel professional instruction.

Professional schools and instructors in California are licensed by the DMV. Schools must carry liability insurance, be bonded, and maintain complete records for DMV inspection. Their teaching cars are subject to inspection every 6 months. Instructors must pass qualifying examinations every three years, or show proof of continuing education in traffic safety.

California Department of Motor Vehicles

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