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  • What paperwork do I need to have with me?

    You will need a front license, back license, and auto insurance card. Most states require proof of auto insurance when obtaining an advanced learner's permit.

    How much training will it take to get my license?

    There are two primary trainings that you must pass in order to get your license. First is the theoretical and classroom portion of the training. You must take this portion before you take the driving test. The second training is called the practical and driving portion. This portion is more like the real-life scenario.

  • Will the FAQ Item Component Work?
    Of course it will!!!
  • What to Do If There Is an Accident?
    • Call 911 if there are injuries.
    • Call the police. In some areas, police authorities may respond to every accident scene. They may consider factors such as the severity and location of the accident (some police authorities will not come to the scene if the accident is on private property).  However, you should attempt to notify the police.  You should also be aware that most policies require notification to the police within a specified time period if the accident is a hit and run.
    • Obtain names, addresses, telephone numbers, and driver's license numbers from all drivers. 
    • Obtain license plate(s) and vehicle identification numbers.  Ask to see driver's license(s) and vehicle registration(s) to verify the information is accurate.
    • Obtain names, addresses, and telephone numbers of other passengers and any witnesses.
    • If you have a camera or a cellphone, take photographs of the damage, and the accident scene (traffic controls, visual obstacles).
    • If the owner of a damaged car or damaged property cannot be located, leave a note with the names and addresses of the driver and owners of the involved cars.
    • Notify your agent and/or your insurance company immediately. 
    • If anyone is injured or the vehicle damage exceeds $750.00, you must report the accident to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. Failure to notify the DMV may result in the suspension of your driver's license.

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Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 661-702-0100 today!

  • What paperwork do I need to have with me?

    You will need a front license, back license, and auto insurance card. Most states require proof of auto insurance when obtaining an advanced learner's permit.

    How much training will it take to get my license?

    There are two primary trainings that you must pass in order to get your license. First is the theoretical and classroom portion of the training. You must take this portion before you take the driving test. The second training is called the practical and driving portion. This portion is more like the real-life scenario.

  • Will the FAQ Item Component Work?
    Of course it will!!!
  • What to Do If There Is an Accident?
    • Call 911 if there are injuries.
    • Call the police. In some areas, police authorities may respond to every accident scene. They may consider factors such as the severity and location of the accident (some police authorities will not come to the scene if the accident is on private property).  However, you should attempt to notify the police.  You should also be aware that most policies require notification to the police within a specified time period if the accident is a hit and run.
    • Obtain names, addresses, telephone numbers, and driver's license numbers from all drivers. 
    • Obtain license plate(s) and vehicle identification numbers.  Ask to see driver's license(s) and vehicle registration(s) to verify the information is accurate.
    • Obtain names, addresses, and telephone numbers of other passengers and any witnesses.
    • If you have a camera or a cellphone, take photographs of the damage, and the accident scene (traffic controls, visual obstacles).
    • If the owner of a damaged car or damaged property cannot be located, leave a note with the names and addresses of the driver and owners of the involved cars.
    • Notify your agent and/or your insurance company immediately. 
    • If anyone is injured or the vehicle damage exceeds $750.00, you must report the accident to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. Failure to notify the DMV may result in the suspension of your driver's license.

Our FAQ

  • What paperwork do I need to have with me?

    You will need a front license, back license, and auto insurance card. Most states require proof of auto insurance when obtaining an advanced learner's permit.

    How much training will it take to get my license?

    There are two primary trainings that you must pass in order to get your license. First is the theoretical and classroom portion of the training. You must take this portion before you take the driving test. The second training is called the practical and driving portion. This portion is more like the real-life scenario.

  • Will the FAQ Item Component Work?
    Of course it will!!!
  • What to Do If There Is an Accident?
    • Call 911 if there are injuries.
    • Call the police. In some areas, police authorities may respond to every accident scene. They may consider factors such as the severity and location of the accident (some police authorities will not come to the scene if the accident is on private property).  However, you should attempt to notify the police.  You should also be aware that most policies require notification to the police within a specified time period if the accident is a hit and run.
    • Obtain names, addresses, telephone numbers, and driver's license numbers from all drivers. 
    • Obtain license plate(s) and vehicle identification numbers.  Ask to see driver's license(s) and vehicle registration(s) to verify the information is accurate.
    • Obtain names, addresses, and telephone numbers of other passengers and any witnesses.
    • If you have a camera or a cellphone, take photographs of the damage, and the accident scene (traffic controls, visual obstacles).
    • If the owner of a damaged car or damaged property cannot be located, leave a note with the names and addresses of the driver and owners of the involved cars.
    • Notify your agent and/or your insurance company immediately. 
    • If anyone is injured or the vehicle damage exceeds $750.00, you must report the accident to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. Failure to notify the DMV may result in the suspension of your driver's license.

Our FAQ

Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 661-702-0100 today!

  • What paperwork do I need to have with me?

    You will need a front license, back license, and auto insurance card. Most states require proof of auto insurance when obtaining an advanced learner's permit.

    How much training will it take to get my license?

    There are two primary trainings that you must pass in order to get your license. First is the theoretical and classroom portion of the training. You must take this portion before you take the driving test. The second training is called the practical and driving portion. This portion is more like the real-life scenario.

  • Will the FAQ Item Component Work?
    Of course it will!!!
  • What to Do If There Is an Accident?
    • Call 911 if there are injuries.
    • Call the police. In some areas, police authorities may respond to every accident scene. They may consider factors such as the severity and location of the accident (some police authorities will not come to the scene if the accident is on private property).  However, you should attempt to notify the police.  You should also be aware that most policies require notification to the police within a specified time period if the accident is a hit and run.
    • Obtain names, addresses, telephone numbers, and driver's license numbers from all drivers. 
    • Obtain license plate(s) and vehicle identification numbers.  Ask to see driver's license(s) and vehicle registration(s) to verify the information is accurate.
    • Obtain names, addresses, and telephone numbers of other passengers and any witnesses.
    • If you have a camera or a cellphone, take photographs of the damage, and the accident scene (traffic controls, visual obstacles).
    • If the owner of a damaged car or damaged property cannot be located, leave a note with the names and addresses of the driver and owners of the involved cars.
    • Notify your agent and/or your insurance company immediately. 
    • If anyone is injured or the vehicle damage exceeds $750.00, you must report the accident to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. Failure to notify the DMV may result in the suspension of your driver's license.

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Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 661-702-0100 today!

  • What paperwork do I need to have with me?

    You will need a front license, back license, and auto insurance card. Most states require proof of auto insurance when obtaining an advanced learner's permit.

    How much training will it take to get my license?

    There are two primary trainings that you must pass in order to get your license. First is the theoretical and classroom portion of the training. You must take this portion before you take the driving test. The second training is called the practical and driving portion. This portion is more like the real-life scenario.

  • Will the FAQ Item Component Work?
    Of course it will!!!
  • What to Do If There Is an Accident?
    • Call 911 if there are injuries.
    • Call the police. In some areas, police authorities may respond to every accident scene. They may consider factors such as the severity and location of the accident (some police authorities will not come to the scene if the accident is on private property).  However, you should attempt to notify the police.  You should also be aware that most policies require notification to the police within a specified time period if the accident is a hit and run.
    • Obtain names, addresses, telephone numbers, and driver's license numbers from all drivers. 
    • Obtain license plate(s) and vehicle identification numbers.  Ask to see driver's license(s) and vehicle registration(s) to verify the information is accurate.
    • Obtain names, addresses, and telephone numbers of other passengers and any witnesses.
    • If you have a camera or a cellphone, take photographs of the damage, and the accident scene (traffic controls, visual obstacles).
    • If the owner of a damaged car or damaged property cannot be located, leave a note with the names and addresses of the driver and owners of the involved cars.
    • Notify your agent and/or your insurance company immediately. 
    • If anyone is injured or the vehicle damage exceeds $750.00, you must report the accident to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. Failure to notify the DMV may result in the suspension of your driver's license.