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| We offer an online drivers education course open to all California High School Students.
For only $18.95 you can begin studying today and complete the course at your own pace. Your DMV Certificate of Completion will be mailed to you on the next business day after you complete the course. |
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Driver training is the "behind the wheel" instruction portion of learning to drive. California requires a minimum of six hours of driving lessons with a DMV licensed instructor. Once taught by the public high schools, budget cuts have eliminated free driver training classes in California. Almost every teen attends a local driving school. Before you can get your learners permit, you must obtain a Certificate of Completion from the school where you take driver education. You must also obtain a Certificate of Enrollment from the local driving school that you plan to attend. These two certificates along with a fee of $24.00 and your birth certificate must be presented to your local DMV office to allow you to take the written DMV drivers license exam. When you pass the DMV exam you are issued a California Lerners Permit. Your new Learners Permit will not be valid until after you complete your first driver training lesson and the instructor signs your permit. |
Choosing a Local Driving SchoolProfessional driving schools and instructors in California are licensed by the DMV after meeting rigid qualifying standards. Schools must carry liability insurance, be bonded, and maintain complete records for DMV inspection. Cars are subject to inspection every six months. Instructors must pass a qualifying examination, both written and driving, every four years, or show proof of continuing education in the traffic safety field. If you use the services of a professional driving school, ask to see the instructor’s identification card. |
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Santa Cruz Driving Schools
Advantage Driving School
3065 Porter Street Suite 106
Soquel, CA 95073
831-462-1582
Cheap School
2555 Mar Vista Drive
Aptos, CA 95003
831-661-0400
Santa Cruz Adult School Resource
350 Taylor Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
831-427-4830
831-429-3966
831-429-3061 fax
831-427-4832 fax
Deluxe Driving School
Po Box 1143
Capitola, CA 95010
831-427-1306
Advantage Driving School
3065 Porter Street 106
Soquel, CA 95073
831-462-0139
Not Recommended:
A Plus Driving School
8035 Pine Drive
Felton, CA 95018
831-335-7210
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Our Driver Education Course is Accepted by the California DMV View Our California DMV Verification Letter Sample DMV Driver Education Certificate of Completion  "Cal-Driver-Ed is a pioneer in the field of online driver education. Over 80,000 California teenagers have taken their courses and are driving today." "I recommend Cal-Driver-Ed for home study driver education." The following quotes are excerpts from a California DMV Study on the Effectiveness of Home-Study Driver Education (PDF) dated April 2003: "Home-study students performed just as well or better than classroom students ... " "Home-study courses may also have the additional benefit of increasing parental involvement in their teen's learning process, which has been shown to be an important factor ..." |
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Already Have Your License? Traffic school will help keep your auto insurance costs lower if you receive a traffic ticket. Every licensed California Driver must have auto insurance to drive a vehicle in California. Proof of insurance must be provided to the California DMV when you obtain your drivers license (not your learners permit). Proof of auto insurance must also be provided to DMV when you register or renew the license on a vehicle you own. |
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