California DMV Permit Answers??
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The sample tests on the DMV web site are all there are.\nIf you had no problem with the DMV practice tests, you won't have any problem with the real tests (which are extremely easy).  No need to go looking for a site that illegally posts the actual tests, especially since there are several tests, which one you get is random, and they redo the tests frequently to prevent the kind of cheating you're thinking of doing...:)
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craztonmagoo23skidookadavermonkeyhelmetbriabane.\n\ni have a CC permit for Nevada but I have no idea what you are asking.
211001
go to the dmv and get a drivers license
471065
you can go to the Cal Dmv web sight and the writen tests are there and you can download the book. As for doing the driving test you need to contact one of the truck drivers schools and get a truck
911752
nope Ste1: we has an professional driving schools ask\n Department of MotorVehicles for more info upon certified driving\nlessions with instructor  http://www.certifidedrivinglession.com\n1 located in sanberdino county& Long Beach area only check there first good luck and be a safe driver!
385436
have to get it from the court. a work only drivers permit. if cought driving it w/out the permit it  would be a DWLS charge and a visit to the pokey.
33591
try www.dmv.org  I was just there. It looks really easy to use. good luck.
1050627
They DHSMV in Florida has the this info so I would guess the California DMV would have this info also. Check with them.\nNOTE: I have never had a DUI. I got this info from the Florida Driver License Handbook years ago.
522300
2 years. But you need to apply for a CA ID immediately at the local DMV.
570756
Those who have said that you must have ID with you at all times, all across the states, are wrong.  In California, there is no such law.  There are certain situations in which you need to be able to prove your identity, but just walking down the street is not one of them.\n\nThe last poster...Bob something...quotes as his source, "UAPD" and I don't know what that is.  If he comes back, it would be helpful if he'd explain his source a little more.\n\nFrankly, any state that requires you to carry ID at all times is probably asking for trouble.  California did have a law like that twenty-some years ago, but it was ruled unconstitutional (and rightfully so).  I don't know if it was the California Supreme Court who decided that, or *the* Supreme Court.\n\nIt would be ridiculous to require a person to carry ID with them at all time.  But...so you know for sure...either wait for an answer here that gives proper sources, or call the local police or sheriff's department where you live and ask them for the law that requires it.  Don't just ask if it's required, ask them where you can find a copy of the law that says so.\n\nGood luck.
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Decide for yourself:\n\nhttp://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=veh&group=21001-22000&file=21949-21971
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Here is a link for you to read about it\n\nhttp://www.dmv.org/ca-california/apply-license.php\n\nYou can get a license under 18 with certain restrictions, or that is how I understood it
266231
The traffic laws (and therefore the tests) vary by state, but check the DMV website for your state. They usually have some practice tests available. Also, if you have a driver's ed class in school, the teacher will often be able to provide these resources.\n\nFor example, here are some for California:\nhttp://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/interactive/tdrive/exam.htm
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You can get a state issued ID card.  It looks similar to a Driver's License but is just a regulat ID card.  It is legal form of ID.  YOu can go to your local DMV.  Good Luck
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From your local DMV.  You didn't specify your State, so I can't point you to your local DMV website, which will be able to help you.
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http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol100.pdf\n\nIt'll cost you $5
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I live in New Hampshire and have lived here all my life. When you're 15 and a half you may begin driving with a parent/guardian in the passenger seat, and you do not need an actual permit. As of 16, after taking a Driver's Education course and completing the required number of driving and observing hours you may take the driver's test at the DMV. If you pass you will recieve your license (it's not very hard.) After you recieve your license you're kind of on probation for a while. For example, for the first six months you can only have one or two passengers in the car and they have to be related to you (I believe.) If you get a single ticket you automatically lose your license for 20 days.\n\nHope I could help!