New York Learners Permit Preparation Course
Fully Narrated
Self-Paced
User Friendly
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What's included?
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Fully Narrated
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Engaging Videos
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State Simulated Test
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Mobile Friendly
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10 Chapters
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Life-long Knowledge
Easy-to-understand content to help you to pass your written exam
A reliable and sturdy base is essential for mastering all crucial aspects of driving.
Course Curriculum
Questions? We've got the answers!
- Driving on the highway
- Best practices and habits for safe driving
- General driving skills and techniques
- Risks and dangers of impaired or distracted driving
- Rules of the road and New York traffic laws
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How long does the online permit prep course take to complete?
What is covered in the online permit prep course?
Can I take the permit test online after completing the course?
To take the online test, you must have a NY.GOV ID account, access to a web-enabled device with a webcam, and the necessary identification documents. You will need to upload these documents before taking the test.
The online test takes about 30-40 minutes to complete. You must score at least 80% overall and 50% on road sign questions to pass. If you fail, they can retake the test 6 hours later.
After passing the online test, you must still go to the DMV to complete the application process, have your photo taken, and obtain the physical learner permit. This visit is expected to be quicker than usual since the application is already started.
For applicants under 18, a parent or guardian must supervise them while taking the online test and accompany them to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to complete the process.
The learner permit is valid for up to 5 years, depending on the applicant's age and when they apply. Permit holders must follow all leaners permit rules and restrictions on where and when they can drive.
Is the online permit prep course mobile-friendly?
How soon after passing the permit exam can I take the Road Test in New York?
How much is a NY learner's permit?
The cost of obtaining a learner's permit in New York varies depending on your age and where you live, including additional fees if you reside in the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District (MCTD). Here’s a breakdown:
- Ages 16 to 16½: $80.00 - $90.00
- Ages 16½ to 17: $76.75 - $85.75
- Ages 17 to 17½: $92.50 - $102.50
- Ages 17½ to 18: $89.25 - $98.25
- Ages 18 to 18½: $80.00 - $90.00
- Ages 18½ to 21: Ranges between $76.75 - $90.00
- Ages 21 and older: Ranges between $64.25 - $77.50
These fees include the application fee, license type fee, document fees, and the MCTD fee, which is $1.00 for every six months the permit or driver license will be in effect.
What are the requirements to get a learner's permit in New York?
To obtain a learner's permit in New York, you must follow these steps:
Determine the Document Class You Need: Decide on the type of permit based on the vehicle you will be driving. Options include Class D (Operator or Junior Operator if under 18), Class A, Class B, or C (Commercial), Class M (Motorcycle), and Class E (Taxi or Livery).
Choose the Document Type: Decide between a Standard, REAL ID, or Enhanced document. REAL ID and Enhanced documents have additional benefits, such as being accepted for domestic flights or entering certain federal facilities.
Prepare for Your Permit Test: Study the New York State Driver's Manual and take practice quizzes. The Class D and M permit tests are available in 19 languages.
Gather Required Documents: You will need to provide proof of age, identification, and residence. Specific document requirements vary based on the type of permit document you are applying for (Enhanced, REAL ID, or Standard) (New York DMV).
Apply and Take Your Permit Test: You can start your application online or at a DMV office. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian must supervise your test-taking. The test consists of 20 multiple-choice questions, and you must answer at least 14 correctly to pass.
After Passing Your Permit Test: You will need to practice driving under supervision and take a pre-licensing course or a driver education course before you can take your road test.
Eligibility criteria include being at least 16 years old and meeting DMV’s vision requirements. You must also provide proof of identification when applying.
The fee for a learner permit includes the written test, two road tests, and your driver license, valid for five years. Fees vary based on your age and the type of license. Residents of certain counties must pay an additional Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District (MCTD) fee.