In California, anyone under 18 must complete a state-approved drivers ed course to obtain a driver's permit, which is required to earn a California driver's license. This California drivers ed course covers essential topics such as traffic laws, safe driving techniques, and road signs, all preparing you for the California DMV permit test. Those over 18 are not required to take drivers ed but may still find it valuable for test preparation.
Our drivers ed course is available not only in Santa Clarita but throughout Los Angeles County and other areas in California. We also serve nearby cities such as Glendale, Pasadena, Palmdale, Torrance, Moreno Valley, Victorville, Carson, Bakersfield, Santa Ana, Turlock, and Woodland, offering flexibility and convenience for students across the state.
Our California drivers ed course is currently offered at a discounted rate of $24.95, which includes the full 30-hour course, a certificate of completion, and access to unlimited DMV practice tests. This all-inclusive package is designed to be affordable while giving you everything needed to complete your drivers ed and prepare for your DMV permit test.
For our online drivers ed course, you don't need to bring any materials. Everything is provided within the course, which you can access on a computer, tablet, or smartphone. With just a reliable internet connection, you can complete the course from anywhere, including from your home in Santa Clarita.
In California, your drivers ed certificate does not expire. Once you've completed your California drivers ed course and received your certificate, it will remain valid for use when applying for a learners permit, no matter when you decide to take that next step.
Our California drivers ed course is a 30-hour online program that covers key topics, including California traffic laws, safe driving practices, and road signs. The course is self-paced, allowing you to log in and out as needed, with progress saved automatically. Once complete, you'll receive a certificate required for the DMV permit application.
The difficulty of the California driving test depends on how well-prepared you are. Many find the test manageable, especially after adequate practice with a licensed driver and through our California DMV practice tests. Practicing the skills you'll be tested on, like parking, merging, and obeying traffic signs, will help ensure you're confident and ready for the California DMV driving test.
To get a California driver's license, you must complete a few essential steps. If under 18, you'll need to complete drivers ed, obtain a learners permit, practice driving with a licensed adult, and hold the permit for at least six months. For all ages, you must pass both a written knowledge test and a behind-the-wheel driving test. The process prepares new drivers for safe, knowledgeable driving on Santa Clarita's roads and beyond.
After passing your driving test, you'll receive a temporary paper license at the DMV, and your official California driver's license card will be mailed within a few weeks, typically arriving in 2-4 weeks.
A California Class C license allows you to operate standard vehicles such as cars and small trucks. It's the most common type of driver's license and what you will earn through drivers ed and the DMV licensing process. With a Class C license, you'll be prepared to navigate various roads in Santa Clarita and across California.
The California driving test generally takes about 20 minutes. During this test, the examiner will evaluate your driving skills, including your ability to park, merge, and make smooth turns. You'll also demonstrate knowledge of traffic laws and proper vehicle operation, as tested in and around Santa Clarita and other city areas.
California allows drivers to attend traffic school every 18 months to dismiss a traffic ticket and prevent points from being added to their driving record. For drivers ed, you can re-enroll as needed until you successfully complete the course and earn the necessary certification for your learners permit.