Apart from your standard driver's license, there are a couple other permits and licenses you can obtain as a California teen. These include:. Want to travel on two wheel instead of four?
Getting a CA motorcycle permit is similar to the processes described above, but you'll need to study some more motorcycle-specific content. Check out our CA Motorcycle License page to get all the info on exams, permits, and licenses. Some young Californians may apply for a Junior Permit.
The Junior Permit is for Californians who:. Your driver education course should: Consist of at least 25 hours of instruction. Be taught at either your high school or by a state-licensed driver's education school. Ace Your Exam on the First Try!
Don't Drive Distracted! DMV Road Test When you make your appointment for your behind-the-wheel driving test, you will need bring the following with you: Your learner's permit. Proof of vehicle registration and insurance for the vehicle you will be taking your driving test in.
Your parent or guardian. After you pass your test, the next step is exchanging your permit for your provisional license. Provisional License Application After you pass your DMV road test, you'll turn in your documents to receive your provisional driver's license. Be prepared to: Submit your: Provisional permit. Proof of your professional driver's training course. Receipt from your road test showing you passed. Each phase you'll complete will help you gain the skills and knowledge necessary to pass the DMV written test and driving test required to get your unrestricted driver's license.
In response to a high number of traffic accidents and deaths among teen drivers, most states have adopted GDL programs and young driver laws to help new teenage drivers gain valuable driving experience, develop safe, responsible driving habits, and avoid distracted driving situations. Your state's page will include information on its teen driving laws and the necessary identification documents, certification forms, and fees you'll need when applying for your learner's permit, provisional license, and full driver's license.
These exceptions are granted when reasonable transportation is not available and it is necessary for the minor to drive. A note is required explaining the necessity and the date the driving necessity will end. The note must be signed by your school principal, dean, or his or her designee. The note must be signed by your employer and verify employment and date the employment will end. The note must be signed by your parent or legal guardian and include the reason and the date the driving necessity will end.
No documentation is needed. However, you must have already declared yourself emancipated and provided Proof of Financial Responsibility SR 1P in lieu of your guarantors'. When you become 18 years old, the "provisional" part of your license ends. You may keep the photo license you have which will expire on the fourth or fifth birthday after the date you applied for it or you may apply for a duplicate license without the word "provisional.
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