California Online Driver Ed
- DMV Licensed Driver Education Course
CA Teen Driver Education Class
This course is a fun, easy, and informative driver education course. This driver education program is officially licensed by the State of California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
Let's get you on the road to your license!
Ready To Earn Your Driver’s Permit?
At MM Traffic School, we make it simple for teens to complete their California DMV-licensed driver’s education online.
Our course is designed for flexibility and ease, ensuring you can complete the state-required 30 hours from your computer, smartphone, or tablet, whenever and wherever it’s convenient for you.
Why Choose MM Traffic School?
- State-Approved Curriculum: Our program follows the exact material required by the California DMV, giving you all the knowledge you need to pass the permit test with confidence.
- Interactive Lessons: Say goodbye to boring textbooks and lectures! Our course includes fun graphics, informative videos, and interactive activities that keep you engaged and make learning enjoyable.
- Complete Flexibility: With MM Traffic School, you can study at your own pace. Whether you want to spread out your lessons over weeks or power through in a few days, you have complete control over your schedule.
For Parents - What to Know About Driver Ed
As a parent, ensuring your teen receives quality driver’s education is crucial for their safety on the road. MM Traffic School offers an engaging, DMV-approved online driver’s Ed course that not only meets all state requirements but teaches essential safety techniques.
- Monitor Progress: Parents can easily track their teen’s progress through our platform.
- Peace of Mind: Rest assured knowing that your teen is learning from state-approved material designed to help them pass their permit test and develop safe driving habits.
- Affordable & Accessible: We offer a cost-effective and flexible course that fits into even the busiest schedules.
- Trusted by Thousands: With over 15 years of experience, MM Traffic School has successfully helped teens across California become responsible driver.
Hassle-Free Learning
You don’t have to worry about sitting in a classroom after school or on weekends. Our online course gives you the freedom to complete your driver’s ed at your own pace, fitting in seamlessly with your busy schedule of school, sports, and social activities.
Pass Your Permit Test with Confidence
Our driver’s ed course is designed to help you succeed. With chapter quizzes, engaging multimedia, and a 50-question final exam (which you can retake until you pass), you’ll be fully prepared to ace the California learners permit test. Once you’re done, you’ll receive your Certificate of Completion, which you will be ready to present to the CA DMV.
Affordable and Accessible for Everyone
At MM Traffic School, we believe that quality driver education should be affordable for all. Our course is priced to ensure that everyone can get the education they need without breaking the bank.
Local Customer Support
Questions? Our friendly Customer Support team is available 7 days a week to assist you with any issues or inquiries. Whether you’re wondering about course registration, technical difficulties, or the California licensing process, we’re here to help. Call or text any time!
Why Choose MM Traffic School?
With over 15 years of experience in driver’s education and a local office in San Diego, MM Traffic School is a leader in online driver ed. Our commitment to using the latest technology and proven teaching methods has helped teens across California earn their permits quickly and easily.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, our course is fully licensed by the California DMV and meets the state’s 30-hour education requirement.
The state requires 30 hours, but you can complete the course at your own pace.
No problem! You can retake the final exam as many times as necessary to pass
6 Steps to Earn Your California Driver’s License
Getting your California driver’s license is a thrilling milestone, but it can feel like a complicated process. MM Traffic School simplifies it, offering a step-by-step guide to help you every step of the way—from completing driver’s Ed to earning your full driver’s license.
Step 1
Complete MM California Driver Ed Course
If you’re between 15 ½ and 17 ½ years old, state law requires you to complete a California DMV-licensed driver ed course before you can apply for your permit. Once you pass our online driver ed, we’ll send you your Certificate of Completion (Form OL 237) to bring to the DMV. This document is essential to take your written permit test.
Step 2
Know Your Behind-the-Wheel Training Requirements
After completing your driver ed course, you’ll need to enroll in a behind-the-wheel training program if you are between 15 ½ and 17 ½. Proof of this training (or enrollment) will be required when applying for your learner’s permit.
Step 3
Earn Your California Learner’s Permit
To get your learner’s permit, you must bring a completed DL 44 form, your Certificate of Completion (Form OL 237), proof of behind-the-wheel training, and identity documents to the DMV. You’ll also need to pass the written permit test (46 questions, with at least 38 correct answers), the vision exam, and pay the application fee. You’re entitled to three attempts to pass the written test within 12 months.
Step 4
Complete Behind-the-Wheel Training
To move forward, California requires at least 6 hours of professional driving instruction with a licensed instructor. Once this is done, you can begin practicing with your parent or legal guardian.
Step 5
Practice Driving with Supervision
Now it’s time to practice! California law requires 50 hours of supervised driving (10 of which must be at night) with your parent or legal guardian before applying for your license. The more time you spend behind the wheel, the more comfortable and prepared you’ll be for your driving test.
Step 6
Apply for Your California Driver’s License
Once you’ve held your permit for at least 6 months and completed all required training, you’re ready to apply for your California driver’s license at the DMV. Be sure to bring proof of your completed driver’s ed, behind-the-wheel training, and permit, along with additional identification documents like proof of vehicle registration and insurance.
Provisional California Driver’s License Restrictions
When you first get your license, it will be provisional until you turn 18. During the first year, there are a few restrictions:
- You cannot drive with passengers under 20 unless supervised by a licensed driver aged 25 or older.
- Driving is prohibited between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless accompanied by an adult, with exceptions for specific situations like work or school activities.
Violations of these rules can result in fines, community service, or restrictions on your license. Maintaining a clean driving record will allow you to receive your unrestricted license when you turn 18 without returning to the DMV.