Friday, December 16, 2011
In Oregon do i have to complete drivers ed to get my drivers license?
Im getting my drivers license in july and i havent taked drivers ed. I just want to make sure i dont have to take drivers ed to get my license!|||If you are under 18 you either complete the drivers ed or your parent can certify that you had at least 100 hours of supervised drive. Parent has to be with you when you take the driving test, also you have to have your permit for at least six months to schedule for the driving test. In addition to that if you are under 18, you will take a safety test (25 questions), this test u can take before or after your driving test, but is required to have your license issued. This is the law in Oregon.|||In most states you have to take driver's ed if you're under 18. Once you're 18 you don't need to, but you get cheaper insurance if you do. But I'm not sure about Oregon.
Do i have to take drivers ed to get my license?
I'm 17 years old.
Had my permit since March.
I drive with my dad everyday.
Do i really need to take drivers ed?
I already know how to drive, i know all the rules, the basics.
I really don't wanna drop $300+ for a class that teaches me everything i know.|||It varies from state to state, I know it's a lot of cash, but the class is worth it, trust me. And if you already have your permit, I don't think you do, you can just go in and take the test at the DMV to get your licesnse. You can always call the local DMV as well, that's what I would do personally.
But if you've got everything down, go ahead and call the DMV just to make sure, and then if they say you don't need the class, head down to the DMV and take your drivers ed test, in many states at the age of 17 you don't even need the permit anymore, you can just go in and get your license.|||Nope you can take the test when you're 18, but in order to take it earlier, you need to have taken the classes. But seeing as you're already 17, why not just wait a little longer?
Had my permit since March.
I drive with my dad everyday.
Do i really need to take drivers ed?
I already know how to drive, i know all the rules, the basics.
I really don't wanna drop $300+ for a class that teaches me everything i know.|||It varies from state to state, I know it's a lot of cash, but the class is worth it, trust me. And if you already have your permit, I don't think you do, you can just go in and take the test at the DMV to get your licesnse. You can always call the local DMV as well, that's what I would do personally.
But if you've got everything down, go ahead and call the DMV just to make sure, and then if they say you don't need the class, head down to the DMV and take your drivers ed test, in many states at the age of 17 you don't even need the permit anymore, you can just go in and get your license.|||Nope you can take the test when you're 18, but in order to take it earlier, you need to have taken the classes. But seeing as you're already 17, why not just wait a little longer?
What should I expect at drivers ed classes?
What is the classroom atmosphere like? What are the other students like? How was your experience at drivers ed classes? Was it easy?|||It depends on
1) what state you are in
2) what type of class you are taking - by the high school or private instructor
In my experience, I took a private instructor because I couldn't make the high school course. Also some private courses are more compact than the drawn out semester long high school ones.
The other students were normal 15 year old students.
The classes were interesting. I learned little facts like more accidents happen on dry roads than wet or icy roads, which when I was 15 thought was counter-intuitive -- but now make sense - it doesn't rain much compared to sun in my state.
Easy? well, that all depends on the student. Do you know how to ride a bike? Have you ever driven a boat? Do you pay attention to details when you are a passenger in a car? Are you naturally coordinated? Do you learn things quickly?
Too many variables. I hope this helps.|||due to my job, i had to drive underage. learning to drive was easy. it's looking out for other drivers. that's basically what they will drill into your brain. you should remember that.
1) what state you are in
2) what type of class you are taking - by the high school or private instructor
In my experience, I took a private instructor because I couldn't make the high school course. Also some private courses are more compact than the drawn out semester long high school ones.
The other students were normal 15 year old students.
The classes were interesting. I learned little facts like more accidents happen on dry roads than wet or icy roads, which when I was 15 thought was counter-intuitive -- but now make sense - it doesn't rain much compared to sun in my state.
Easy? well, that all depends on the student. Do you know how to ride a bike? Have you ever driven a boat? Do you pay attention to details when you are a passenger in a car? Are you naturally coordinated? Do you learn things quickly?
Too many variables. I hope this helps.|||due to my job, i had to drive underage. learning to drive was easy. it's looking out for other drivers. that's basically what they will drill into your brain. you should remember that.
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How to get your permit without taking the Drivers Ed class?
SInce i cant afford the drivers ed class to get my permit,
is it possible for me to just study the book and take the test because Im only 15 and i cant take the test for my lisence?|||If you cant afford a permit then how in hell are you going to afford a car and insurance. Ha Ha|||I don't know where you live, but in Alabama, you don't have to take drivers ed to get your permit. Here we just have to wait untill we are 15, then take a written test to get the permit. Drivers ed just gets us a discount on our insurance.|||to get your permit you have to pay no matter what but if you cant afford it there are special programs where you get it at a discount. and in the state i live in you have to be 16 but i dont know where you live so mabey you should just wait a bit|||you dont need to take drivers ed to get a permit. people really only take it to get a discount on their insurance, but i dont think they do that anymore. they dont for my insurance. just go to the dmv and take the permit test.|||In the state I live in at 15 you can just go to the DMV and take the permit test.... But in may vary state to state... So my suggestion is go to your states DMV website and see if they give the test...|||the only way you can get your license w/o taking the driver's ed course is to wait until you're either 18 or 19 (depends on the state in which you live)
sorry!|||Your to young to be driving. You should be able to take a driving class in the 10th, 11th or 12th grade. You'll get a learner's permit then.|||You need to take a class of sometype. Look through the classes your school offers; most schools offer a Drivers Ed class. Hope it helps!|||you have to wait til you are 15 and a half
and that is the only way.. my best friend has looked into it also|||it would be really hard not to take the class, were i live you have to.|||Haha nope, I'm almost posotive, if you can't afford your permit, how will you get a car?|||hahahahahahahaha wtf.|||It depends where you go|||I don't know what state your in, but in New York all your required to do is take a written test.|||lol|||nope only way to get permit when ur 15 is drivers ed class...unless u want to wait till ur 16/17
is it possible for me to just study the book and take the test because Im only 15 and i cant take the test for my lisence?|||If you cant afford a permit then how in hell are you going to afford a car and insurance. Ha Ha|||I don't know where you live, but in Alabama, you don't have to take drivers ed to get your permit. Here we just have to wait untill we are 15, then take a written test to get the permit. Drivers ed just gets us a discount on our insurance.|||to get your permit you have to pay no matter what but if you cant afford it there are special programs where you get it at a discount. and in the state i live in you have to be 16 but i dont know where you live so mabey you should just wait a bit|||you dont need to take drivers ed to get a permit. people really only take it to get a discount on their insurance, but i dont think they do that anymore. they dont for my insurance. just go to the dmv and take the permit test.|||In the state I live in at 15 you can just go to the DMV and take the permit test.... But in may vary state to state... So my suggestion is go to your states DMV website and see if they give the test...|||the only way you can get your license w/o taking the driver's ed course is to wait until you're either 18 or 19 (depends on the state in which you live)
sorry!|||Your to young to be driving. You should be able to take a driving class in the 10th, 11th or 12th grade. You'll get a learner's permit then.|||You need to take a class of sometype. Look through the classes your school offers; most schools offer a Drivers Ed class. Hope it helps!|||you have to wait til you are 15 and a half
and that is the only way.. my best friend has looked into it also|||it would be really hard not to take the class, were i live you have to.|||Haha nope, I'm almost posotive, if you can't afford your permit, how will you get a car?|||hahahahahahahaha wtf.|||It depends where you go|||I don't know what state your in, but in New York all your required to do is take a written test.|||lol|||nope only way to get permit when ur 15 is drivers ed class...unless u want to wait till ur 16/17
Can you get your drivers permit without taking drivers ed if your only 15 in the state of Colorado?
Hey im Helen and I just turned 15. I live in Denver Colorado and I was wondering if you could get a permit at 15 if you didn't take drivers ed class's?|||In Colorado, you must have finished the (30 hour) Classroom Portion of a formal Driver Training program to get your permit at age 15. If you wait until you are 15 1/2, you can get a permit after completing a shorter Driver Awareness class. If you take no formal training at all, you must wait until you are 16 to get a Permit.
In all circumstances, you also must take and pass the written permit test. There are 25 questions on the test, you cannot miss more than 5 and pass. No matter what route you decide to go for training, make sure you thoroughly study the Colorado Driver Handbook available at the Colorado DMV's OFFICIAL WEBSITE (not one of the many commercial imitators, whose materials are usually incorrect for Colorado's driving laws): http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/Revenue-MV/RMV/1212657832969
Good Luck!|||Hey Helen!,
You must take drivers ed if you want to get your permit. They want to educate teens if they drive earlier than 18.
So i took drivers ed online also. I live in California so i looked at the options to see if they had one for north carolina and they did ^_^. In this course you take it as many times as you want until you pass, which im pretty sure you will because its pretty easy.
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 took me about 3-4 hours to complete the course. It was a rainy day so i had nothing to do :(. Its mostly common sense, for example if you see a pedistrian what do you do (Stop duh!).
It costs $15 with this code: X2K-9FB-34E
You enter it at checkout. This is the price for Cali, might be a bit different for other states.
I did so much research to get my permit =_=, but i was able to get my license when i was 17 :)
If you need anymore help, feel free to contact me! I can help with the process/questions!!
Good Luck Helen! Have a great summer!
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Email:ohitsjeff@gmail.com
In all circumstances, you also must take and pass the written permit test. There are 25 questions on the test, you cannot miss more than 5 and pass. No matter what route you decide to go for training, make sure you thoroughly study the Colorado Driver Handbook available at the Colorado DMV's OFFICIAL WEBSITE (not one of the many commercial imitators, whose materials are usually incorrect for Colorado's driving laws): http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/Revenue-MV/RMV/1212657832969
Good Luck!|||Hey Helen!,
You must take drivers ed if you want to get your permit. They want to educate teens if they drive earlier than 18.
So i took drivers ed online also. I live in California so i looked at the options to see if they had one for north carolina and they did ^_^. In this course you take it as many times as you want until you pass, which im pretty sure you will because its pretty easy.
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 took me about 3-4 hours to complete the course. It was a rainy day so i had nothing to do :(. Its mostly common sense, for example if you see a pedistrian what do you do (Stop duh!).
It costs $15 with this code: X2K-9FB-34E
You enter it at checkout. This is the price for Cali, might be a bit different for other states.
I did so much research to get my permit =_=, but i was able to get my license when i was 17 :)
If you need anymore help, feel free to contact me! I can help with the process/questions!!
Good Luck Helen! Have a great summer!
AIM:ibeaznninjalol
Email:ohitsjeff@gmail.com
Do i need to take drivers ed to get an intermediate license in oklahoma if im over 17?
I am 17 yrs 9 months, it is urgent that I get a license, even if it's just intermediate. I can not afford drivers-ed at this time. I have had my permit for over a year now, and have had no traffic violations or accidents.|||Hello Nena,
If you are under 18 years of age, you must also bring:
- driver鈥檚 education completion certificate (i.e., green card from driver鈥檚 ed) or a certificate of completion of driver鈥檚 education from a commercial school or a parent-taught driver鈥檚 education course approved by the Department of Public Safety. If proof of driver鈥檚 education completion is not presented, additional
restrictions may be imposed.
Please check the driver's handbook for more details, requirements and procedures:
http://driving-tests.org/oklahoma/oklaho鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!
If you are under 18 years of age, you must also bring:
- driver鈥檚 education completion certificate (i.e., green card from driver鈥檚 ed) or a certificate of completion of driver鈥檚 education from a commercial school or a parent-taught driver鈥檚 education course approved by the Department of Public Safety. If proof of driver鈥檚 education completion is not presented, additional
restrictions may be imposed.
Please check the driver's handbook for more details, requirements and procedures:
http://driving-tests.org/oklahoma/oklaho鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!
Can i get my drivers permit when i turn 17 and 1/2 without any previous drivers ed courses?
I haven't taken any of my drivers ed classes and figured if i could still take the permit test.|||You've asked a question where the answer depends entirely on location on a world wide site. You haven't given any clue as to where you are.
Add location, or accept the generic answer of: Contact the agency that issued the learners permit, and ask.|||i'm pretty sure it changes by state, but in the state i live in, no. you have to get a permit to do this...maybe it'll be better to wait until you're 18, at that point you wouldn't need to get a permit
ADDITIONAL INFO:
either way, its better to just wait until you're 18, because with the permit you'll only be able to drive with a parent, and it takes 6 months after you have a permit for you to be able to get your licence, and by the time you qualify for the licence, you'll be 18, meaning you wouldn't have had to take the permit test anyways, get it? just wait until you're 18.
Add location, or accept the generic answer of: Contact the agency that issued the learners permit, and ask.|||i'm pretty sure it changes by state, but in the state i live in, no. you have to get a permit to do this...maybe it'll be better to wait until you're 18, at that point you wouldn't need to get a permit
ADDITIONAL INFO:
either way, its better to just wait until you're 18, because with the permit you'll only be able to drive with a parent, and it takes 6 months after you have a permit for you to be able to get your licence, and by the time you qualify for the licence, you'll be 18, meaning you wouldn't have had to take the permit test anyways, get it? just wait until you're 18.
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