Originally posted by xRoyalFlush
Okay so do i just need to sign up for drivers training to get the proof of enrollment or do i need to do at least one session?
For now, you just need to sign up and get your proof of enrollment. You are not required to take any driving lessons at this point.
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Originally posted by xRoyalFlush
That's because you didn't need to take drivers ed because you are 17 or older, if you are younger you are required to take drivers ed.
You are right, but the cut off age for this rule is 17 and 1/2, not just 17. If you are under 17 and 1/2, you still have to take drivers education and behind the wheel lessons.
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Originally posted by SuPeRxHeRo
Lol there are alot of different theories on here. Here in Rhode Island you are required to take 33 hours of drivers ed, then take the super easy exam. I got a 99 as my final results. If you are over 18 you can just take the road test. You also need 50 hours with your permit, 10 of those hours must be driven at night time.
It's actually different for every state, both the drivers ed and behind the wheel requirements. For example, in Nevada you would only take drivers education before you apply for the actual driver's license and no professional behind the wheel lessons are required. The licensing procedure for teens is governed by what is called the graduated driver license law and that what determines what hoops you have to jump through before you can get your permit or license.
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Originally posted by HEADSHOTDG2
does it wor for the same way in canada as it does in the usa?
It's different for Canada. Just try to contact whatever licensing agency you guys have there, the clerks will explain the procedure to you.