What is the difference between a revoked and suspended license? Read this to understand when CA DMV suspends or revokes your driver license and how to get your license back.
Starting January 1, 2020, a new law stops courts and DMV from suspending or restrict a person's driver license for some offenses that are non-vehicle related. This is what you should now.
For your California DMV knowledge test it is important that you understand California Basic Speed Law. Even if you are driving 55 mph where the posted speed limit is 65 mph, you may be stopped and charged with driving too fast...
Research shows that road users don't understand the regulatory meaning of the Crossbuck sign. This is why you will see new signs at crossings in the future. Here is what you should learn about railroad crossings!...
In California, the law requires every motor vehicle to be properly insured. Such insurance must cover financial liability for costs you may face if your vehicle is involved in a collision. Learn why you must carry proof of insurance in your...
What should you do when you see a red arrow pointing to the right? You may be surprised to learn that the answer is different depending on where you drive in the United States. Before taking the California DMV test, make...
California Point System California driver point system is known as the Negligent Operator Treatment System (NOTS). It is based on negligent driver points and includes warnings and sanctions against your driver’s license. In California, the point system affects drivers 18 years...
California AB 60 Program The California AB 60 Program allows California DMV to issue an original driver’s license regardless of your immigration status. You don’t need to show social security number or proof of legal presence to apply for a license....