The Process to obtain a Learner's Permit
&
Drivers License

The State of California requires that anyone applying for a license, under the age
of 18, must complete the two-part process in order to obtain a Learner's Permit.

Driver Education: Driver Education is the state required 30 hours of
classroom instruction given by a licensed driving school or a state-approved
online course. We, at Code 4 Driving School, offer a 30-hour online course.

Once the student completes the entire online course, and enrolls in drivers
training, they will be issued two certificates. (1) A Certificate of Completion of
Drivers Education and (2) A Certificate of enrollment in Drivers Training.
The Student will need to present both of these certificates to the DMV when they
apply for their Learner's Permit and also be 15 1/2 years of age or older.

While at the DMV the student will take a 46 question written test of which they can
only miss a maximum of 8 questions. During the Driver Education course, the
student will be prepared to pass the test. When the student passes the Permit
Test, they will be issued a Learner's Permit. Please be aware that the Learner's
Permit is not valid until the student completes one lesson of behind the
wheel training with a licensed Driving School.

Driver Training: Driver Training is the State required minimum six hours of
Behind-the-Wheel training, broken up into three, two-hour lessons.

Once the student has received their Learner's Permit, they will call Code 4 Driving
School and schedule their first 2-hour lesson. After the completion of this first
lesson, our instructor will validate the Learner's Permit and from that point on the
student can drive with any California Licensed Driver who is 25 years old or older.

The current permit law was enacted in 1998. The Permit Law states the student is
required to hold their Permit for a minimum of 6 months and 1 day before they
can apply for a Driver's License. During that six-month period the
Parent/Gaurdian is required to drive with the student for a minimum of 50 hours
of Behind-the-Wheel practice with 10 to those hours at night. The 50 hour
requirement is in addition to the six hours of Behind-the-Wheel required with a
licensed driving School. At Code 4 Driving School we recommend that the
students three lessons be spaced over the six month time frame so that we are
able to monitor the student's progress and insure that they obtain the skills
needed to be a safe and courteous driver.

Drive Test: Once the Student completes the six hours of Driver Training, Code
4 Driving School will issue them a Certificate of Completion of Driver
Training. This is the form that will be presented to the DMV when the student
takes the Drive Test. The student will only be allowed to take the DMV Drive Test
when they are 16 years of age or older, have held their Learner's Permit for a
minimum of six months and 1 day, completed six hours of Behind-the-Wheel
training with a licensed driving school, and have completed the required 50 hours
of practice with their Parent/Guardian. Once the student has meet these
requirements they will be eligible to take the Drive Test at any California
Department of Motor Vehicles Office. The student will need to make an
appointment for the test.
DMV
On line Drivers Education....................................$ 75.00
Driver Training 2 hrs (Teen).................................$ 85.00
Driver Training 6 hrs (Teen - Save $15.00)...........$240.00
Combo Package (Teen - On line Driver Education
& Driver Training 6 hrs - Save $20.00).................$310.00
Driver Training 1.5 hrs (Adult).............................$ 70.00
Driver Training 6 hrs (Adult - Save $15.00)..........$265.00

Students may use the Code 4 Driving School
Vehicle to take the DMV Drive Test by combining
Their last lesson with the Drive Test for...............$ 45.00

                            *Prices subject to change
If you have any questions please call or e-mail us at
code4driving@yahoo.com
Price List
Completion
of
Drivers Education
Certificate
of
Enrollment
Certificate
of
Completion
of
Driver Training
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