Latest Driving & DMV Information Sep 2012

What is the difference between a driver's license and a permit in NC? What kinds of permits does NC offer?

by Lisa on Sep 25, 2012.
Filed under: North Carolina North Carolina Driver's License Written Test, North Carolina Learner's Permit Test, North Carolina Motorcycle Written Test Driver's License, Learner's Permit, Motorcycle
An unrestricted NC driver license allows a driver to drive without restrictions. NC offers several different kinds of driving permits to allow drivers to safely learn to drive before applying for a driver license. North Carolina offers a limited learner’s permit level I and level II, a learner’s permit and a driver’s license. Limited Learner’s Permit Level I The limited learner’s permit is available for those age 15 to 18 that are learning to drive. During the first six months, a level I per... Read More

Why do 70% fail their DMV test? The Tests are TRICKY!

by Joshua on Sep 19, 2012.
Filed under: California Commercial Driver's Licence, Driver's License, Learner's Permit, Motorcycle
This is part two in the “Why do 70% fail their DMV test?” series. In part I of this series we discussed the “I know how to drive” complex that many of us suffer from. Simply put, many of us have been driving for years but due to a move or age we are forced to take the driving written test again. Very annoying. We go in all cocky thinking we know all the rules and laws and BAM – EPIC FAIL. We simply didn’t realize that we only use about 20% of what we had to learn to get our license and a r... Read More

Why do 70% fail their DMV test? "The I Know How To Drive" Complex

by Joshua on Sep 16, 2012.
Filed under: California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Wyoming Texas Learner's Permit Test, Texas Motorcycle Written Test Driver's License, Learner's Permit
It’s true. Statistically speaking 70% of all people taking their driving written test fail their first time. The failures aren’t all for teenagers getting their learner’s permits, it’s mostly for those of us with years of driving under our belt (pardon the pun). Why? In this three part series we will explore what happens and how to fix it! Reason One: The “I know how to drive” Complex This is the most common and most frustrating reason people fail. You’ve been driving your entire life. ... Read More

What is the difference between a driver’s license and a permit in California?

by Joshua on Sep 13, 2012.
Filed under: California California Driver's License Written Test, California Learner's Permit Test
In California, a driver with a driver’s permit cannot drive without a licensed driver in the car at any time. An unrestricted driver’s license allows a driver to drive alone and at any time of day. In California, the type of driver’s license received depends on the age of the driver. Driver’s under the age of 18 must receive a minor’s permit and then receive a provisional license. Minor driver’s with a provisional license have specific restrictions unique to the state of California. Speci... Read More

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