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COURSE & PURPOSE
Course: Mountain Home Arkansas Online Driver Education Courses. Purpose: Mountain Home Arkansas Learners Permit or Drivers License preparation
PRICE
$95.00 Lowest price in Mountain Home Arkansas! If you find our course at a less expensive price we will offer the course to you at even a lower price.
CERTIFICATE
Once you complete this Mountain Home Arkansas Internet drivers ed course, we will send you a certificate of completion via regular US Mail or through one of our convenient FedEx shipping options.
Information on Mountain Home Arkansas Licensing Procedures
We understand that learning to drive can be both exhilirating and daunting, so we've provided this information sheet containing a few things you need to keep in mind to make sure that applying for your Mountain Home Arkansas driving license is as problem-free as possible. The first thing you should know is that Mountain Home Arkansas has a three level graduated driver license program for Mountain Home Arkansas drivers ages 14-18. The three levels are: learner's license, intermediate license, and regular license. Let's delve more deeply into each of these.
Mountain Home Arkansas Learner's Permit
The Mountain Home Arkansas learner's permit will allow you to practice driving as long as you have someone 21 years or older in the seat next to you as you learn. Although you won't be able to apply for your first Mountain Home Arkansas driver license until you're 16, you can get a learner's license once you turn 14. So if you're 14 or older, take the required identification documents to your local revenue office.
You'll receive your Mountain Home Arkansas learners driver license once you pass the written exam, vision test, and dreaded road test. However, your Alaska learner's permit, or Alaska graduated drivers license, will expire on your 16th birthday.
Mountain Home Arkansas Teen Driver's License: Intermediate and Regular Licenses
If you manage to avoid accidents or serious traffic convictions while driving with your Mountain Home Arkansas learners permit, you're ready to move to level two, the Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license! This Mountain Home Arkansas license will expire when you turn 18. Keep in mind that all passengers must wear seatbelts while an Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license holder is driving. Also, although we know it's tempting, NO cell phones or other interactive wireless devices are allowed.
When you reach 18, your Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license will expire and you'll apply for your Mountain Home Arkansas regular license. However, if you've had a major driving conviction, you'll have to wait exactly one year before you can apply for the Mountain Home Arkansas regular license. With an Mountain Home Arkansas regular driver license, you may use a hands-free wireless telephone while driving, but ONLY a hands-free device.
Mountain Home Arkansas Teen Driver License Restrictions and Penalties
Driving at any age is a privilege, not a right. Several rules apply regarding your Mountain Home Arkansas learner's license, Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license, or Mountain Home Arkansas regular drivers license.
Mountain Home Arkansas learner's permit restrictions:
- ALL passengers must wear seat belts at all times (not just those in front)
- No cell phones while driving (except for emergencies)
- You must be accompanied by a licensed driver 21 years or older
Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license restrictions:
The Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate driver license (for drivers between the ages of 16 and 18), comes with a few rules of its own. Mainly, an Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license holder cannot drive a vehicle between 11:00PM and 4AM unless:
- you have a parent, legal guardian, or licensed driver 21 or older with you
- you are going to or from your workplace, a school sponsored or religious event
- you are driving for reasons of a family emergency
Also, you cannot drive with more than one "unrelated minor passenger" unless accompanied by a licensed driver 21 or older.
Mountain Home Arkansas Auto Insurance Mountain Home Arkansas Financial Responsibility Laws
A big part of being a responsible driver is being able to prove financial responsibility for your vehicle. Any vehicle registered in Mountain Home Arkansas must be covered by liability insurance. The minimum coverage is $25,000 for personal injury and $50,000 for two or more people, and $25,000 for property damage. Information on fines and insurance restrictions can be found on the Mountain Home Arkansas insurance department website. Basically, you do not want to drive the streets of Mountain Home Arkansas in an uninsured vehicle!
Mountain Home Arkansas Drunk Driving, Cell Phone, and Text Messaging Laws
As a new Mountain Home Arkansas driver, it's important that you learn and take seriously the Mountain Home Arkansas drunk driving, cell phone, and text messaging laws.
Mountain Home Arkansas drunk driving laws:
Upon your first conviction of an Mountain Home Arkansas DUI, you face:
- imprisonment of 24 hours to 10 days
- public service
- a fine of $150-$1000
- Your license will also be suspended a minimum of 6 months
- The court could also install an ignition interlock device on your car at your expense
- and you may have to take an Alcohol education or treatment program ($125)
Further Mountain Home Arkansas DUI convictions will result in increased jail time, community service, fines, and Mountain Home Arkansas license suspension or even Mountain Home Arkansas license revocation.
Cell phone and text messaging laws:
Drivers who are distracted by cell phone calls and text messaging are a proven safety hazard. Thus, as of July 2009 there are several laws in the Mountain Home Arkansas legislature aimed at banning or restricting the use of text messaging and cell phones while driving. These include:
- You may not use a cell phone or interactive wireless device while driving if you have an Mountain Home Arkansas learner's license or Mountain Home Arkansas intermediate license (until you obtain a regular driver's license, this applies to you)
- ALL Mountain Home Arkansas license holders are prohibited from using a cell phone (or hands-free device) while transporting children or in school zones
- There is also a ban on text messaging for ALL Mountain Home Arkansas drivers, regardless of age or license class.
Mountain Home Arkansas Online Driver Education
The Mountain Home Arkansas Department of Workforce Education oversees driver education. Their website contains a list of approved Mountain Home Arkansas online driver education course. You can also check with the Department of Education to find approved driver education classes.
LIVE CHATIn most states, you must be at least 15 1/2 to take drivers ed for your learners permit.  You should check with your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) (or whichever state agency handles the issuance of drivers licenses in Mountain Home Arkansas) to make sure that you are eligible to take Mountain Home Arkansas driver education.Â
Please be aware that although TeenDrivingCourse.com is sufficient for fulfilling driver education requirements in some states, in other states TeenDrivingCourse.com is only offered as a supplement to the driver education and/or training you will receive at a state-approved driving school. To find out if TeenDrivingCourse.com will meet your state's minimum driver education requirements, we recommend that you check with the Mountain Home Arkansas Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
The Mountain Home Arkansas online driver ed course offered by TeenDrivingCourse.com is about 30 hours long. However, in some states where timers are not required you may not have to spend an entire 30 hours taking the course.
Please be aware that while in some states TeenDrivingCourse.com will be sufficient for fulfilling your state's driver education requirements, in other states TeenDrivingCourse.com is offered only as a supplement to the actual driver education and/or training you will receive at a state-approved driving school. To find out if TeenDrivingCourse.com will meet your state's minimum driver education requirements, please contact your local DMV office.