Dear Parent,

The most common reasons an application is rejected at the DMV; missing even one item causes the application to be denied and makes a wasted trip

  1. Didn't bring the white Certificate of Enrollment for Driver Training OL 392 (proof of enrollment for the six hours behind the wheel)
  2. Didn't write the Social Security  Number on the DL 44 application form
  3. Tried to use a photo copy of the birth certificate (An original or certified copy of the birth certificate is required)
  4. Forgot the Blue (or pink) Driver Education Completion Certificate OL 237, (the proof of completion of the 30 hour classroom)
  5. The DMV application form DL 44 was not signed by both parents
To Get the Learner's Permit Take to DMV
  1. The DMV Learner's Permit written test has about a 50% passing rate. Please study the sample test questions at www.Bakkersdrivingschool.com and http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/interactive/tdrive/exam.htm
  2. The Driver's Education Completion Certificate (Blue Certificate OL 237).
  3. The Driver's Training Enrollment Certificate (White Certificate OL 392)
  4. Be at least 15 ½ years old
  5. Bring Social Security Number
  6. Bring Original or Certified Copy of Birth Certificate (not a photo copy)
  7. Bring $27.00 and the DMV application DL44 signed by both parents
  8. Pass eye test and 46 question written exam with no more than 8 errors and receive the Learner's Permit
  9. Call the family auto insurance company with the permit number to add the teenager to the parent's policy
  10. Schedule your first driving lesson on the www.Bakkerdrivingschool.com web site 24/7 or call (858) 484-5832 or (760) 436-9919 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm for scheduling. DMV requires your teenager to take at least one lesson with a professional instructor in a training car with an instructor's brake before going with a parent
  11. After the permit is validated by having completed the first two hour lesson, the student may legally drive with a parent in an isolated quiet area the first few times. Some students complete more than two hours of the driver training before driving with parents, at the parent's discretion.

 

To Get The Driver's License Take to the DMV
  1. Be at least 16 years old
  2. Have the permit for at least 6 months from its issue date
  3. Have the permit signed off by a parent certifying there has been adequate driving practice to safely take the drive test and the DMV states "There must be at least 50 hours of driving practice, with 10 of those hours being at night."
  4. Have gold Driver's Training Completion Certificate, OL 238 (six hours behind the wheel)
  5. Make an appointment 1-800-777-0133 with DMV for the drive test
  6. Bring proof of insurance with current expiration date
  7. Bring the vehicle registration with current expiration date
  8. The vehicle being used for the test must meet DMV's safety specifications
  9. Pass the DMV drive test and receive the driver's license while still at the DMV!

    10.  

    • Bakker's Driver Training Students, less than 18 years old, who have trouble passing the DMV drive test, receive a free driving lesson before each DMV drive test retry.
    • Bakker's Driving School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.
    DMV certificates issued by Bakker's Driving School
    for persons under 18 years old:

    Blue Driver's Education Completion Certificate, 30 hour classroom $54

    White Enrollment Completion Certificate for driver Training, six hours behind the wheel

    Gold Completion Certificate for Driver Training, six hours behind the wheel $279 or three payments of $93 for each two-hour lesson

     

    Email: Info@bakkersdrivingschool.com