FeaturedRules of the road · 7 min readCalifornia Phone Laws for Drivers: Adults, Teens and the Mounted-Phone RuleThree short statutes decide what a California driver may do with a phone: one for adults on hands-free use, one on holding a device, and one that keeps drivers under 18 off the phone entirely.Read the guide →
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California Provisional License Rules: The First Year Behind the WheelWhat changes on the day a California teen passes the drive test: two first-year limits, the adults who lift them, the notes that make exceptions, the penalties, and a phone ban that lasts until 18.8 MIN READ
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Right-of-Way in California: Stop Signs, Left Turns, Crosswalks and BikesRight-of-way decides who waits, never who gets to push through. Here is how California settles it at stop signs, unsigned junctions, left turns, roundabouts and crosswalks, and how the drive test checks it.8 MIN READ
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California Permit Test Study Guide: Signs, Signals, Lines and CurbsEvery question on the California knowledge test comes from the DMV handbook. Signs, signals, lane lines and curb colors are the easiest marks to earn if you learn them as patterns rather than one at a time.9 MIN READ
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Turning in California: U-Turns, Right on Red, Left Turns and Center LanesMost turning mistakes come from a few rules learned halfway: where a U-turn is legal, what a red light allows, when to enter a bike lane, and how far you may drive in the center turn lane.9 MIN READ
Permit in hand?Four 90-minute lessons make the six hours. Pickup at home or high school in Folsom, El Dorado Hills and Granite Bay.
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