Written test can be taken at age 15½ in many states (be sure to check with your local motor vehicle department) and upon passing will be awarded a "learner's permit" which means that a licenses driver age 21 or more must be in the passenger front seat at all times while you are driving. You must complete a certain criteria of both day and night driving and be sure to practice parallel parking and backing up.
After you satisfy the learner's permit requirements you may be eligible to get your permanent license. In order to do that you will have to take a driving test with a motor vehicle department examiner. You will be given instructions by the examiner that you must obey (they will not ask you do do anything illegal) and that may include making turns, stopping at stop signs (be sure to make a full and complete stop or you might fail the test right then and there). The driving test may include parallel parking (which you have done earlier) and backing up.
Upon successful passing of the driving test you will be issued a permanent driver's license. Always remember to drive carefully as the life you save might be your own. And ... driving is a privilege ... it is not a right. You license can be revoked if you violate the laws of the road and if serious enough you may not get that license back for several years. Respect that privilege.
Yes as long as she has her drivers license.
NO. you have to do drivers ed online before you take the test at dmv. i started the course at 15 but you have to be 15 1/2 to take the permit test.
You can take a practice test at mypracticepermittest.com. It is a great tool for practicing and doing well on your drivers test before actually taking it.
you have to do drivers ed before you take the permit test at dmv. i started the course at 15 but you have to be 15 1/2 to take the permit test.
you can take an official motorcycle drivers test at a residence that gives out the test or it could be possible that you could take an online official motorcycle drivers test.
When I took my drivers education class, I was 16 years old, took my drivers test, passed and given a Provisional License to drive as long as there is a licensed driver with me. Then when you turn 18, a regular drivers license is mailed to you.
There is an excellent website called www.mypracticepermittest.com in which you can take a practice test before your actual drivers test. Also possibly your parent making a practice test could be helpful and they could grade you on your answers.
Depends on what state, try checking your local dol/dmv . but... if you enroll in drivers ed you can get your permit within 10 days of the first class , or you can get it before drivers ed but you have to take a written test.
ask the examiner da!
Your education has nothing to do with you getting a drivers lincese. As long as your old enough to legally drive in your state and can pass the drivers test there is nothing to stop you from getting it.
You always need to obtain a drivers permit--regardless of age. You take the written test for the permit, go and get some hours behind the wheel with another driver, and then take the actual driving test for the license.
do you need to take the drivers test if you have had drivers ed?