What you can do online
- Fill in the Driver’s License & ID Card Application on dmv.ca.gov
- Book your office appointment
- Read the California Driver’s Handbook, on the web or as a PDF
- Take DMV’s free sample tests, in English and eight other languages, plus ASL
What you’ll still do at the office
Showing your documents, paying the fee, the thumbprint, the eye test and the photo all happen in person. So does the knowledge test. Get there early enough to start before 4:30 p.m.
Why you might have read otherwise
In December 2023, DMV put out a news release saying first-time applicants, teens included, could take the knowledge test online. Older articles still repeat that.
DMV’s current permit and test pages don’t mention that option anymore, though, and we couldn’t find an official notice about what changed. Go by what dmv.ca.gov says now, and don’t count on testing from home.
The online course you’ve heard about is for renewals
DMV’s eLearning course is a no-fail online module, but it’s only for people renewing a license who need to retest. New drivers can’t use it in place of the permit test.
Explore
Everything else, in one place
Sources: California DMV, California DMV news release, December 28, 2023 and 3 more. Checked October 2026.
- California DMV: Learner’s permits ↗
- California DMV: Knowledge and drive tests preparation ↗
- California DMV news release, December 28, 2023 ↗
- California DMV: Online learning ↗
- California DMV: Sample driver’s license knowledge tests ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.