California Teen Driver's Ed - 30 hours online course

Online Driver's Ed

DMV Approved - 30 Hour Course For Teens

Driver's Ed Course ($30) Free Preview

Course curriculum

1. LICENSE TO DRIVE - A PRIVILEGE:
2. B. OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE IS A SERIOUS RESPONSIBILITY:
3. C. OBEY THE LITERAL INTERPRETATION OF EVERYDAY LAWS:
4. D. COMMON COURTESY IS A KEY TO SAFETY:
5. E. THE IMPORTANCE OF DRIVER EDUCATION:
6. F. HISTORY OF THE AUTOMOBILE:
1. Section 1-QUIZ - Driving is your Responsibility
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1. A. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL NATURE OF THE DRIVER:
2. B. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL NATURE OF THE DRIVER:
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1. Section 2- Driver - BEHAVIOR - QUIZ 1
1. A. NATURAL LAWS AND DRIVING AN AUTOMOBILE:
2. B. THE FORCE OF GRAVITY:
3. C. INERTIA AND ENERGY:
4. D. THE FORCE OF FRICTION:
5. E. CENTRIFUGAL AND CENTRIPETAL FORCE:
6. F. FORCE OF IMPACT:
1. Section 3- QUIZ - Natural Forces Affecting the Driver
1. A1 - RECOGNIZING TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS
2. A2- MEANING OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS
3. A3- INTERSECTION SAFETY
4. B1- PAVEMENT AND CURB MARKINGS - PURPOSE AND MEANING
5. B2- ADDITIONAL PAVEMENT MARKINGS - PARKING
6. B3 - Roads - HAZARDS
7. C- ADDITIONAL PAVEMENT MARKINGS - COLOR and PURPOSE
8. D- INTERSECTIONS OR CROSSINGS THAT REQUIRE SPECIAL STOPS
9. E - UNDERSTANDING PICTORIAL MESSAGES INSTANTLY
1. Section 4- Roads - TRAFFIC LIGHTS - QUIZ 1
2. Section 4 Road - INTERSECTION SAFETY - QUIZ 2
3. Section 4- Road - LINE MARKINGS - QUIZ 3
4. Section 4 -Road - CURB MARKINGS - QUIZ 4
5. Section 4- PAVEMENT AND CURB MARKINGS - PARKING - QUIZ 5
6. Section 4- SIGNS, SIGNALS and HIGHWAY MARKINGS - SPECIAL SIGNS and STOPS - QUIZ 6
1. California Vehicle Code:
2. A. PROVISIONAL DRIVER LICENSE:
3. B. AUTOMOBILE OWNERSHIP AND REGISTRATION:
4. C. TRAFFIC LAWS FOR PEDESTRIANS AND DRIVERS:
5. D. AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT:
6. E. CIVIL LIABILITY AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:
7. F. OFFENSES:
1. For Section 5 - DMV Rules - MINORS - QUIZ
2. For Section 5 - DMV Rules-Vehicle & License - QUIZ
3. Section 5 - DMV Rules - Traffic Laws for Pedestrians and Drivers - QUIZ
4. Section 5a - DMV Rules - SPEEDS - QUIZ
5. Section 5b- DMV Rules - TURNS - QUIZ
6. For Section 5 - DMV Rules - Civil Liability and Financial Responsibility - QUIZ
1. A. FAULTY DRIVER PERFORMANCE:
2. B. ACCIDENT AVOIDANCE AND PREVENTION:
3. C. PROCEDURES WHEN INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT:
4. D. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
1. Section 6 - Causes and Costs of Accidents - HAZARDS - QUIZ
2. Section 6- CAUSES AND COSTS OF ACCIDENTS - DEFENSIVE DRIVING - QUIZ
3. For Section 6 - Reporting Accidents - QUIZ
1. A. URBAN DRIVING:
2. B. FREEWAY DRIVING:
3. C. DRIVING ON OPEN HIGHWAYS:
4. C2 .- HIGHWAY CONTINUED:
5. D. PASSING:
6. E. HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS:
1. SECTION 7- DIFFERENCES IN URBAN and RURAL DRIVING - HIGHWAYS - QUIZ 1
2. Section 7a- Vehicle - PASSING - QUIZ
3. Section 7b- Differences in Urban and Rural Driving - LANE MERGES - QUIZ
4. Section 7c- URBAN vs RURAL DRIVING - HAZARDOUS WEATHER - QUIZ
1. A. CONSTRUCTION OF THE AUTOMOBILE:
2. B. SAFETY EQUIPMENT:
3. C. MAINTENANCE OF THE AUTOMOBILE:
4. D. ECONOMICAL AND SAFE USE OF THE AUTOMOBILE:
1. Section 8 QUIZ- SAFETY EQUIPMENT
1. A. AS A PEDESTRIAN
2. B. AS A DRIVER
3. C. AVOIDING COLLISIONS WITH ANIMALS
1. Section 9 - QUIZ - Pedestrian Safety
1. A. Alcohol
2. B. DRUGS:
3. C. AVOIDING DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED:
4. D. AVOIDING THE INTOXICATED DRIVER:
1. For Section 10 - Substance Abuse -Alcohol and Drug Policy - QUIZ
1. A. SHARING THE ROAD WITH MOTORCYCLES:
2. B. RIDING A MOTORCYCLE:
1. Section 11 - QUIZ - Motorcycle Safety
1. A. YOUTHFUL RISK TAKING:
2. B. RISK PERCEPTION BY YOUNG DRIVERS:
1. Section 12 - QUIZ - Risk Taking and Risk Perception
1. A. ILLEGAL FOR UNDER 21 TO POSSESS OR USE ALCOHOL:
2. B. STATISTICS:
3. C. CYCLE OF ABUSE:
4. D. DRUG ACTIONS WITHIN THE BODY
5. E. AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS
6. F. LEGALITIES:
1. Section 13 - QUIZ - Substance Abuse
1. INEXPERIENCE VS. IMMATURITY:
1. Section 14 - QUIZ - Driving Inexperience
1. A. Anger Management
2. B. Statistics
1. A-Choosing a Behind-The-Wheel School
2. B -Behind-the-Wheel Test
3. C- Buying/Selling a Vehicle
1. Practice Exam
1. Final Step

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5 Reasons To enroll in DMVJAM Online Driver's Ed.

1. Easy to follow and Modern online course.
2. Learn fundamental driving concepts that will last a lifetime.
3. Prepares you for the DMV Written Test. We offer lots of practice questions.
4. We mail your Certificate Of Completion immediately so that you can take your DMV Written Test.
5. Responsive customer support. Contact us at: [email protected]

FAQ

When is Driver’s Ed required?

Students between the ages 15.5 to 18 years old must complete 30 hours of classroom Driver's Education before they can sign up for the DMV Written test. We recommend students ages 15 to 18 to take Driver's Ed, then when students are 15.5, they can take the DMV Written Test.
What will students learn in Driver's Ed?

The DMV required curriculum includes concepts about the driver, the vehicle, road regulations, and DMV rules. Although Driver’s Ed may help with (1) Behind-The-Wheel driving and the (2) DMV Written Test, the DMV Driver’s Ed outline is separate. Our course includes the mandated 30 hour course outline, but we also include the Written Test Preparation by providing practice questions. Practice questions and studying the DMV handbook are the two best ways to prepare and Pass the Written Test.
What happens after I complete Driver’s Ed?

We will automatically be notified of your course completion and will send you your Certificate of Completion. You will need this certificate before you can take the Written DMV test for your permit. Teens ages 15.5 - 18 years old will need to answer 38 of 46 questions correctly. Our course will also help prepare you to pass the DMV written test. Most driver's ed programs do not include DMV Written test prep in their course.
Why do I need to take Driver’s Ed?

Driver’s Ed is needed for teens ages 15.5 to 18. It will help you be a safer and more knowledgable driver.
How Do Sign Up for the DMV Written Test

Go to the DMV for walk-in tests or go to the DMV website to make an appointment https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/appointments. Check the DMV portal for the required documents to bring. If you are under 18, you will ask to take the "Learner's Permit", also known as the "Instruction Permit". To apply for a California Instruction Permit (under age 18), *you must be at least 15 ½, *have a Certificate of Completion of Driver Education, * Complete the California Driver’s License or ID Card Application, * Have a parent(s)/guardian(s) sign the application, bring your California Identification Card or proof of identity and residency, *Pay the application fee.

30 Hours Of Online Education

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Bird's Eye View

1- Driving Is Your Responsibility

Section 1 - QUIZ -

2. The "DRIVER"

Section 2 - QUIZ - The "Driver"

3. Natural Forces Affecting The Driver

Section 3 - QUIZ - Natural Forces Affecting the Driver

4. Signs, Signals, and Highway Markings

Section 4 - QUIZ - Signs, Signals, and Highway Markings

5. California Vehicle Code and Rules Of The Road

Section 5- QUIZ - California Vehicle Code and Rules of the Road

6. Causes and Costs of Accidents

Section 6 - QUIZ - Causes and Costs of Accidents

7. Differences in Urban and Rural Driving

Section 7 - QUIZ - Differences in Urban and Rural Driving

8. Critical Vehicle Systems and Subsystems

Section 8 - QUIZ - Critical Vehicle Systems and Subsystems

9. Pedestrian Safety

Section 9 - QUIZ - Pedestrian Safety

10. Effects of Alcohol and Drugs

Section 10 - QUIZ - Effects of Alchol and Drugs

11. Motorcycle Safety

Section 11 - QUIZ - Motorcycle Safety

12. Risk Taking and Risk Perception

Section 12 - QUIZ

13. Substance Abuse

Section 13 - QUIZ

14. Driving Inexperience

Section 14 - QUIZ

15. Road Rage

Next Steps

Final Practice Test - Driver's Education (46 Questions)

Conclusion

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