Hi I'm 15, and i live in the state of New York. My 16th birthday is on May 17th. If i take drivers ed in the summer will i be able to get my license in less than six months? Or do i still have to wait?|||If I remember correctly, you still have to wait. The six months is to give you enough time to learn the basics.
It also depends on your county.|||Only permit till your 18.. permit only allows to drive with an 18 and over adult with a state license|||i think you have to hold onto your permit for 9 months
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Can I still get my full drivers license or do I need to take drivers ed?
I wanted to get my drivers license so I took this 5 hour pre licensing course and filled out a DMV form that says i drove over 20 hours under supervision. Im turning 17 next week.I heard this pre licensing course will only give me a junior license at 17. Can I still get my full drivers license or do I need to take drivers ed?|||Depends on where you are from but in most all states you will need to take drivers ed.......|||Try DriversEd.com
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At what age can I start drivers ed?
Do you have to be 15 1/2 to start drivers ed or do you have to be 15 1/2 to take the permit test? In other words, can I start drivers ed before I turn 15 1/2?|||Beats me. It's a very big world after all, and each country and each state in the US has their own rules. So your question can't be answered except to list the age when you can get a permit in every state and country. You could add location to your question, and perhaps get an answer.
Generally though, you can't start drivers ed classes until you have your permit, it that's your real question.|||In Florida the age is 15 years old but you can not get your license until you are 16.|||Well at my school, they offer driver's education. And my friend is 15 and is taking it. But, I think generally you must be 15 1/2|||you can start when you get your permit./
Generally though, you can't start drivers ed classes until you have your permit, it that's your real question.|||In Florida the age is 15 years old but you can not get your license until you are 16.|||Well at my school, they offer driver's education. And my friend is 15 and is taking it. But, I think generally you must be 15 1/2|||you can start when you get your permit./
Is it possible to start the drivers ed when you are 14?
is it possible to start the drivers ed written exam and classes before you reach the age of 15?|||Maybe, I know here in michigan you have to be 14 and 8 months (or so I think). Best guess is to go to the DMV and ask.|||Yes!!!
Fill out form "Junior Permit Statement of Facts"
Permit can only be issued if certain Hardship conditions are shown to exist. All other transportation must be inadequate. Applicant must be at least 14 and not more than 18.
Here is the California form you can download
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/dl/dl120.pdf|||If you are in California then No. you have to be 15 1/2 to get your permit and start drivers training.
Fill out form "Junior Permit Statement of Facts"
Permit can only be issued if certain Hardship conditions are shown to exist. All other transportation must be inadequate. Applicant must be at least 14 and not more than 18.
Here is the California form you can download
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/dl/dl120.pdf|||If you are in California then No. you have to be 15 1/2 to get your permit and start drivers training.
I'm nervous about taking Drivers ED and i was wondering if anyone could give me some tips and advice?
I will be taking Drivers ED in 2012 and I am REALLY nervous so I want to start preparing. Does anyone have any tips or advice?|||you have plenty of time to go to driver's ed and get your permit/ license. The best way to study and pass faster is if you have someone older than 21 to actually teach you how to drive. I did this, a family member taught me some driving skills :) and also, you can take the DMV's sample test on their website. But, you HAVE to study the booklet! If you fail, you will have to pay the same expensive fee every time, which will make them richer :P so If you are just taking the alcohol/drug test in the driver's school where ever you live, jsut take down every note that you think will be in the test. Keep those notes until you actually take the real thing.
When taking the driving test, with the guy that will score you on how well you do, stay calm and don't fret! I know, it was for me. I had to take the written test twice just to pass it on the third try O_O. So... yeah, just study and memorize, ESPECIALLY!|||Hello K.C.!
2012! You have a loooong time to prepare. Drivers ed isn't something to be worried about, its quite simple actually. Im sure you'll do fine.
Have you considered taking it online?
Anyways, i took drivers ed at : www.driversedtogo.com
It took me awhile to find the cheapest one, but i finally did it. At first i was wondering if they were legit or not, but my friend completed it and he got his certificates in the mail so i did it.
The course is pretty easy. I think its 16 different chapters with lots of pictures and videos. And at the end there is a final exam that you must get 32/36 correct to pass. You can take as long as you want and take it as many times as you want until you pass.
It costs $20 or LESS with this code: X2K-9FB-34E
You enter it at checkout
I did so much research to get my permit =_=, at least it sort of paid off :D I got my license 2 months ago =)
Good Luck!
When taking the driving test, with the guy that will score you on how well you do, stay calm and don't fret! I know, it was for me. I had to take the written test twice just to pass it on the third try O_O. So... yeah, just study and memorize, ESPECIALLY!|||Hello K.C.!
2012! You have a loooong time to prepare. Drivers ed isn't something to be worried about, its quite simple actually. Im sure you'll do fine.
Have you considered taking it online?
Anyways, i took drivers ed at : www.driversedtogo.com
It took me awhile to find the cheapest one, but i finally did it. At first i was wondering if they were legit or not, but my friend completed it and he got his certificates in the mail so i did it.
The course is pretty easy. I think its 16 different chapters with lots of pictures and videos. And at the end there is a final exam that you must get 32/36 correct to pass. You can take as long as you want and take it as many times as you want until you pass.
It costs $20 or LESS with this code: X2K-9FB-34E
You enter it at checkout
I did so much research to get my permit =_=, at least it sort of paid off :D I got my license 2 months ago =)
Good Luck!
What should i expect in my drivers ed class that i start in a few weeks?
I live in Texas, and i'm going Monday-Thursday after school and Saturday morning. Since they say Friday nights are "Date Nights" since all the kids like to go out and go to football games Friday night.
But, i'm just wondering what should i expect to do in drivers ed? How long will it take to get my permit? How many hours each day do i have to go?
|||Have great expectations
DO NOT be nervous
Driving is essential
YOU WILL DO WELL
You must learn to drive
It may be a job requirement in the future
Pay attention in class..you will learn a great deal
Your driver Ed instructor will review the particulars
Your progress is a key factor
Pat attention to the rules %26amp; regulations regarding driving
Driving is a privilege..don't lose it
Driving creates Independence
Driving is one of the next best things since sliced bread
But, i'm just wondering what should i expect to do in drivers ed? How long will it take to get my permit? How many hours each day do i have to go?
|||Have great expectations
DO NOT be nervous
Driving is essential
YOU WILL DO WELL
You must learn to drive
It may be a job requirement in the future
Pay attention in class..you will learn a great deal
Your driver Ed instructor will review the particulars
Your progress is a key factor
Pat attention to the rules %26amp; regulations regarding driving
Driving is a privilege..don't lose it
Driving creates Independence
Driving is one of the next best things since sliced bread
How can I get a license in Texas without drivers ed?
I'm 16 yrs old and my cousin didn't take drivers ed. She had her parents sign this paper and then they practiced with her how to drive and she had to complete a certain number of hours to get her license. I was wondering how do can I take the same thing.|||It's called "Parent taught driver education" and it's allowed in Texas.
Texas implemented a Parent Taught Driver Education Program on April 1, 1997. The Parent Taught Driver Education Program requires students to acquire the essential knowledge, skills and experience to perform reduced-risk practices in the total traffic environment. To achieve this goal, students are required to master the following elements: applicable Texas traffic laws, rules and procedures for operating and owning an automobile; benefits of occupant protections, use of a space management systems; factors and behaviors that effect driver performance including alcohol and other drugs; and protection of Texas natural resources, including litter prevention.
The Parent Taught Driver Education Program is available to teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17. However, before the instructor (parent, stepparent, grandparent, step-grandparent, foster parent or legal guardian) begins teaching this course, the instructor must have a valid TEXAS driver license for the preceding three years. Active US military personnel and their spouse may participate as instructors if they hold a valid license from their state of permanent residence or last duty station for the preceding three years..|||You can get a temp license to practice while you have someone older with you in the car. Study and pass the test at the license branch to get your own license.|||its called learners permit/dont forget that sooner or later you will have to prove to tx dmv that you can actually drive and know the rules
Texas implemented a Parent Taught Driver Education Program on April 1, 1997. The Parent Taught Driver Education Program requires students to acquire the essential knowledge, skills and experience to perform reduced-risk practices in the total traffic environment. To achieve this goal, students are required to master the following elements: applicable Texas traffic laws, rules and procedures for operating and owning an automobile; benefits of occupant protections, use of a space management systems; factors and behaviors that effect driver performance including alcohol and other drugs; and protection of Texas natural resources, including litter prevention.
The Parent Taught Driver Education Program is available to teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17. However, before the instructor (parent, stepparent, grandparent, step-grandparent, foster parent or legal guardian) begins teaching this course, the instructor must have a valid TEXAS driver license for the preceding three years. Active US military personnel and their spouse may participate as instructors if they hold a valid license from their state of permanent residence or last duty station for the preceding three years..|||You can get a temp license to practice while you have someone older with you in the car. Study and pass the test at the license branch to get your own license.|||its called learners permit/dont forget that sooner or later you will have to prove to tx dmv that you can actually drive and know the rules
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