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The new driver has to develop them as they drive. There are skills involved with driving that nobody can teach. The 50 hours practice are critical for new drivers to develop their driving skills. Driving takes practice, just like math,sports, music, art or any other skill. New drivers need exposure to new situations to help them develop their visual search pattern, timing and judgment, and ability to anticipate other roadway users.

Keep the written log we provide (during your first lesson) of your driving hours and bring it to each lesson.ĭo not just drive to school and back and in familiar areas over and over again. It does not include the 6 hours with licensed instructor. Supervised practice must include no less than 50 hours of drive time, including 10 hours at night.

This person must be seated next to you, awake and not under the influence of drugs and or alcohol. You must practice driving between lessons with a California licensed driver over the age of 25 years. State law requires that drivers license applicants under the age of 18 have at least 6 hours of Driver Training with a DMV certified instructor. You must provide permit number and issue/expiration dates before you can schedule a driving lesson. If you are a minor, Parent/Guardian signature required on DL44.ĬALL 546-3238 TO SCHEDULE YOUR FIRST DRIVING LESSON. Driver Ed Completion Certificate (blue for class room, pink for online) $20.00 fee for duplicate Two (2) legal presence documents – photo copies are accepted (See dmv.ca.gov for examples) Birth Certificate or passport – NO photocopies Confirmation code you receive after completing CDL application (DL44) online at dmv.ca.gov. To schedule an appointment, call the DMV at 800.777.0133, or schedule online at dmv.ca.gov.įOR THE DMV WRITTEN TEST, YOU MUST PROVIDE: They will not give the test if you arrive after 4:00 pm. An appointment is recommended but you may try walking in without one. The test is 46 multiple choice questions, and you can miss 8 and still pass. If you are at least 15 1/2 years old, you may go to the DMV and take the written test. (There is a reissue fee if you lose a certificate.) This is the procedure for getting a Driver’s License before you turn 18:Ĭomplete Driver Education class at Roadrunner Driving School and receive a Driver Education Completion Certificate.