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Resources for Students and Parents

DMV  Handbook                                              

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Practice App for NC Permit test:    AppStore
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​Young Drivers & Road Rage

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What to take to the DMV

You can find a list of required materials HERE

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Road Sign Review

Test your knowledge on the meanings of traffic and road signs. This test contains 5 parts, 30 multiple choice questions for each part.  If you are preparing for your first driving test or just studying to get a learner's permit, you know you'll need to pass a written test in addition to the road test you'll use to demonstrate your knowledge behind the wheel. The written test will require you to display your understanding of the many traffic signs. This page is meant to serve as a study guide and a general knowledge exam covering these common signs  Practice Here

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Driving Log to advance to Level 2

Restrictions - Level 1 Permit Must hold for 9 months, and be 16 in order to be eligible for level 2

  • While driving, a supervising driver will accompany you

  • The first six months, you may only drive from 5 AM to 9 PM with your supervising driver

  • You are not permitted to use a mobile telephone or other additional technology associated with a mobile phone while operating a motor vehicle on public vehicular areas

 

The Parent’s Supervised Driving Program for North Carolina is designed to improve teen driver safety by providing parents and guardians with a methodical approach to teaching the requisite driving skills.

Parents or guardians are responsible for making certain that their teen has completed no less than 50 hours of supervised driving. Download booklet here

 

NCDMV

Requirements for Learner's Permit

 

Driving Eligibility Certificate

No longer required after Oct 1 2026

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