If I'm over 16, do I have to take Driver's Ed. before I can get my Learner's Permit?
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The way it all played out for me: one needs a learner's permit to be able to take Driver's Ed. What got me that learner's permit: studying a booklet from my local DOT which explains some rules, symbols, and how-tos of driving; taking that knowledge into the DOT; and taking a knowledge test. If you pass, you get your learner's permit.
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NO. To take Drivers Ed, you have to have a permit. I'm 15yrs 9mths and getting my permit Friday... and my MVA's website has a practice test online for me to do... now I've paid a lot of attention to my parents driving, so I didn't really even need to study a booklet or anything to pass the online, test, so...
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Yes. But get a DMV approved class! That's flexible and reliable! Try DriversEd.com I'm currently doing it and I love it! It's Fun and Easy, Plus they offer in car training as well! It's great! It's also DMV approved! Use this Referral Code: cristinarific@yahoo.com & get 10% off!
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In my state this is how it is: You either have to pass a knowledge test (which you can pass pretty easily by reading the DMV's booklet) or be enrolled in a drivers ed class to qualify for a Learners permit.
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... laws vary world wide so it depends on what part of the planet you are at ... ... here in the province of Quebec, they are trying to change the laws so that driving courses are mandatory prior to all permits, even learner permits ... but currently you just need an appointment, enough money, and you take & pass the test ... actual training is still an option that is not required for any permit ...
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