Joseph
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It was easy to use
It was easy to use
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MyCaliforniaPermit.com Drivers Ed is DMV approved and is 5 Star rated online Drivers Education for teenagers throughout California. It features a self-paced course, free DMV practice tests and has fast shipping of your DMV certificate of completion at no additional cost.Driver’s education is required for teenagers between the age of 15 1/2 and 17 1/2 to be able to get their provisional drivers license or what we call a driving permit. MyCaliforniaPermit.com has been in business for over 20 years and is the original drivers education course to go online. Most likely someone you know has used our course. Now with animation and videos along with a read to me program, getting your driving permit could not be easier.Our course is self-paced and can be completed in a matter of days. We ship certificates by first class mail so the whole process is quick and painless.We have graduated over 1 million students and now partner with driving schools, high schools, charter schools, and clubs throughout California.
MyCaliforniaPermit.com Drivers Ed (mycaliforniapermit.com) has 706 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
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Joseph
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It was easy to use
Sarah
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easy to use and gave me enough to pass the test, but there weren't enough practice questions.
B.A.R.
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It felt tedious and the chapters were quite long with some info that wasn’t needed but all and all the chapters were thorough and made sure that the reader knows what’s needed before taking their final exam.
Micah
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I was able to review what I got wrong.
Jack
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Great fast and easy!
Marcus
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Solid experience, felt instructor communicated practical as well as legal advice
Conner
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Pretty easy to set up and learn, but lots of questions unhelpful to new drivers plague the site, and caused me to almost fail the test. For example, “How much more likely are teens to get in a car accident? 2x, 3x, 4x, or 6x?” These questions could be better worded to create a better understanding of the more important topic. But otherwise, great experience!
Amanda
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Make the questions more clear, and try not to repeat many things over.