California Online Teen Drivers Ed

400 Lessons

30 Hours

31897 Enrolled

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Get Drivers Ed offers a state-approved California Online Teen Driver’s Ed course that’s fast, fun, and affordable. It meets all California DMV requirements for getting your learner’s permit and helps you become a safe, confident driver — plus, you could save money on car insurance.

The minimum duration required by California DMV.
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CertifiedApproved by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (CA DMV).

State-Approved California Teen Drivers Ed CourseMeets Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) requirements for teens ages 15½ to 17½.

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DMV Approved Course #E0595

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California DMV Approved Course (E0595)

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Your Step-By-Step Guide to Getting Licensed

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At age 15, enroll in a state-approved California Online Teen Drivers Ed course with Get Drivers Ed to qualify for your learner’s permit.

Get Your Learner’s Permit

Apply at the California DMV, bring the required documents, pass a vision exam, and score at least 38 out of 46 on the written knowledge test. Your parent or guardian must sign your permit before you can begin driving.

Complete Practice & Road Test

Hold your permit for at least 6 months, complete 6 hours of professional behind-the-wheel training, and log 50 supervised practice hours (10 at night) with a licensed adult 25 or older. Then, schedule your driving test.

Pass & Get Licensed

At 16, pass your road test to earn a provisional license. Until you turn 18, restrictions apply, including no driving between 11 PM and 5 AM and no passengers under 20 unless accompanied by a licensed adult.

Why Should You Opt for This Course?

Licensed by the state’s DMV, our California Drivers Ed course offers flexibility to you. Our California teen driver education course has a Pause/Play feature to suit all lifestyles. Upon course completion, you will receive expedited access to your certificate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this online DMV course approved by the state government of California?

Yes. The teen drivers Ed online course is approved by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and meets all the state's requirements for online driver education. It provides the necessary knowledge to prepare you for the DMV written exam. Upon course completion, you will receive a DMV-approved certificate of completion. This certificate is essential for obtaining your California driver's license.

Can I retake the California teen driving education course if I fail the DMV written exam?

Yes, you can retake the course and the DMV written exam as many times as necessary until you pass.

Who is eligible for the California online teen driver education course?

Teen aged 15-17.5 years old looking to get their first driver's license in California can enroll.

Is this California online teen driver education course state-approved?

Yes, our courses are approved by the California DMV and fulfill the state requirements.

How long does the California teen driver education course take?

The course is designed to be completed in the required 30 hours, as per state guidelines.