How long do I have to go to driving school in California before I can get my permit?
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You must be at least 15 1/2.  Visit the DMV website below for more information on the required classroom training.
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You have to prove you know how to drive, so you have to take the driving part. Or take a driver's ed class, and you study and drive with the instructor, and get your license with the class's completion.
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WELL YOU WOULD FIRST APPLY FOR A JOB AT A DRIVING SCHOOL AND THEN YOU WOULD HAVE TO BECOME STATE APPROVED . THE DRIVING SCHOOL WOULD HAVE ALTHAT INFORMATION .
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Take the GED exam and you can graduate high school earlier.  That's what 2 of my friends did when they were 16 and hated school.  We all live in CA.
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15.5 years of age for the learners permit. at least thats what it was when i got my learners permit in LA.
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To get your full drivers license at age 16-1/2, you have to have taken an approved drivers ed class, among other requirements.\n\nIf you wait til you're 17, you do not have to take a drivers ed class.
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Assuming that your question is "What age is required to obtain a DL?" then in most states it is 16 if you pass a qualified Drivers Education course, 18 otherwise.
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Like what the others said, it does take some time.  Different states have different time requirements for study before you can take the license exam.  For example, in Oregon it would take you either 50 or 48 hours of study depending on what insurance license you would be studying for.\n\nAfter that study period, you would need to call Promissor, a company that handles all insurance license exams in the U.S., and schedule an appointment.  Time requirement for that would be 3-4 days from calling to scheduling an appointment - that's what they recommend (the website for Promissor is just www.promissor.com).\n\nHope that helps!  I'll list the source where I pulled the Oregon Insurance License Exam info from.
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California Driver License
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You already know, I assume, that you first need a bachelor's degree, which typically takes four years. Then, as others have noted, it's three years in law school. Then comes the fun of passing the California bar exam, purported to be one of the toughest in the nation.
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Usually 15 month course. (no summer break)  And additional 3 months if you want to be certified in automatic transmissions or other specialty, but 15 month course will earn Associate Degree.\n   You can start within a month or so of graduating High School.  Check out the school though, some are much better than others at the same price.
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you'll probably end up having to get a permit in your new state. I'd call your local License Bureau and ask to be sure.
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This probably depends on the state in which you reside. I think the rule of thumb is seven years.\nHowever, in many states, this can be done quicker. You can appeal to the state that the offense occurred in and petition them to allow you to apply for traffic school. If permission is granted and you successfully complete the course. The traffic ticket is removed from your record.
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In most states in the U.S. you need a Bachelor's Degree. So 4 years of college. 13 Years of school before you can go to college for a total of 17 years.
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http://www.dmv.ca.gov/
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16 but you can't get your drivers license until your 18. If you already have your license they can suspend it until your 18th birthday.
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When I did this I had to:  hit the DMV for a form. Take the form to my doctor (it's a short form about three check boxes). Return the form to the DMV. At that time the DMV person was able to give a temporary permit (hangs from rear view mirror) in about two weeks I got one by mail good for one year (still a hanger). A car license is the permanenet fix and so costs more and takes longer but the process is the same.