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Alabama Online Driver Education and Alabama Licensing Procedures

Congratulations on starting the process of applying for your Alabama learner’s permit or first Alabama driver license. We understand that learning to drive can be both exciting and nerve-racking at the same time. We’ve provided this fact sheet on the Alabama graduated driver license program for Alabama drivers ages 15-18 in order to help make sure that applying for your Alabama driving license goes as smoothly as possible. So why don’t we jump right in?

Alabama Learner Permit

Everything begins with your Alabama restricted learner’s permit, which you can apply for once you turn 15. You’ll need to bring the following with you to the DMV:

  • your birth certificate
  • social security card
  • proof of school enrollment or graduation
  • a $5 testing fee and $23 for your license

If you’re 16, you’ll need two forms of identification, one with a picture ID, as well.
Once you pass the written exam (Don’t worry: the Alabama’s driver’s manual is the only study guide you’ll need!), you’ll receive a “D” Alabama driver license. This Alabama driver’s license carries a “Y” restriction, which means that you’ll be required to have someone 21 years or older in the seat next to you as you practice driving. However, when you turn 16, you can use your Alabama learner’s permit to drive with any other Alabama licensed driver—just remember that they have to be sitting next to you! Keep in mind that an Alabama restricted learner’s license is valid for up to 4 years and can only be renewed once.

Alabama Teen Driver’s License

You’re ready to take the dreaded road test once you’ve had your Alabama learner’s permit for 6 months or you turn 18, whichever comes first. If you’re 16 years old, you must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when taking the Alabama driver’s license road test. In order to take the test, you must complete at least 30 driving hours (signed by a parent, legal guardian, or certified driving instructor) or an approved Alabama driver education course. You can find the required form at the Alabama Department of Public Safety, and you can schedule your Alabama road test at the Alabama Department of Motor Safety website.

For the Alabama road test, you must provide your own vehicle. Before the test, an examiner will inspect your car to make sure it is in safe operating condition with the required equipment. During the test, you will have to make right and left turns, signal properly, use marked and unmarked traffic lanes, back up, make a quick stop, park, and successfully perform the dreaded three point turn.

Alabama Teen Driver License Restrictions and Penalties

Being in possession of an Alabama driver’s license carries many responsibilities. There are several restrictions you need to keep in mind regarding your Alabama learner’s license or Alabama driver’s license.

If you have your Alabama learner’s permit, you must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or person over 21. The person who is supervising you must sit in the front passenger seat. We know it can be tempting to ride around with friends, but you cannot drive with more than four people in the car (including yourself) while driving with an Alabama learner’s license.

If you are 16 years old, or 17 (with your license for less than six months), you cannot drive a vehicle between midnight and 6AM unless you:

  • Have a parent, legal guardian with you
  • Are accompanied by someone 21 or older who has the consent of your parent
  • Are going to or from your workplace, a school sponsored or religious event.
  • Are driving due to a medical, fire, or law enforcement related emergency.

In addition, you are limited to just 4 people in the vehicle excluding your parent or legal guardian. If you are convicted of any of the above violations, your Alabama learner’s permit or Alabama driver’s license will be fined accordingly. If you are convicted of a second moving violation, you will face suspension of your Alabama driver’s license suspended for 60 days.

Alabama Drunk Driving, Cell Phone, and Text Messaging Laws

As a younger driver, we care about your safety above all. Thus, it’s important for you to learn the Alabama drunk driving, cell phone, and text messaging laws. Upon your first conviction of an Alabama DUI, you face:

  • Imprisonment up to 1 year
  • A fine of $600-$2,100
  • Your license will also be suspended up to 90 days.

Further Alabama DUI convictions will result in increased jail time, community service, fines, and Alabama license suspension or even Alabama license revocation.

Currently, there are no Alabama laws that prohibit driving while texting or talking on cell phones. Still, we strongly suggest you keep cell phone use to a minimum. Studies repeatedly show that a distracted driver is a dangerous driver!

Alabama Auto Insurance Alabama Financial Responsibility Laws

Once you receive your Alabama drivers license, there’s one more crucial ingredient for safe, responsible driving: insurance. Any vehicle registered in Alabama must be covered by liability insurance. The minimum coverage is $20,000 for personal injury and $40,000 for two or more people, and $10,000 for property damage. If you are ever caught driving without Alabama mandatory liability insurance, you could be fined up to $500 plus court costs.

Alabama Online Driver Education

We’ve already said that any 16 year old applicants who wish to apply for an Alabama driver license must have completed at least 30 driving hours (signed by a parent, legal guardian, or certified driving instructor). However, you also have the option of taking an approved Alabama online driver education course. A list of approved online Alabama driver education courses can be found at the Alabama Department of Public Safety.
If you are required to attend an Alabama driver education classroom, you can find more information on the Alabama Department of Public Safety website.


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Vermont Frequently Asked Questions
Vermont Frequently Asked Questions
  • When do I need to pay for the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont online drivers education course?
    It is not necessary to pay for the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont online drivers ed course before starting your Vermont online drivers education course. You can select the “pay later” option, but you must pay prior to taking the final examination.
    Can I sign up for special shipping of the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont online drivers ed certificate of completion if I have a deadline?
    At registration, you can sign up for your preferred method of shipping. TeenDrivingCourse.com offers several convenient options for shipping, including regular US Mail and Federal Express. If you select regular US Mail, your online Vermont traffic school certificate will be delivered in 7-10 business days. If you select Federal Express, you have the option of selecting Priority Overnight (by or before 10:30AM the next business morning), Standard Overnight certificate of completion (by or before 5PM the next business day), Second Day (by or before 5PM on the second business day), Express (by or before 5PM on the third business day), or if you complete your online Vermont traffic school course on a Friday, we offer Saturday Federal Express (by or before 12PM on Saturday).
  • How secure is the website if I want to pay by online check?
    You can rest assured that TeenDrivingCourse.com uses the very latest in SSL data encryption technology to make sure that your personal and payment information is 100% secure. We also offer several other payment methods for our Vermont internet driver education course, including credit card and check.
    Can I get any discount price for taking the Vermont online drivers education course?
    Yes. Although the cost of TeenDrivingCourse.com’s Vermont online drivers ed course for new drivers is $24.99, a discount may be available if you have a “refer a friend” discount code.
  • What’s the minimum age for someone to be eligible to get a learner’s permit?
    In most states, you must be at least 15 1/2 to take drivers ed for your learners permit. Please check with the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Vermont Department of Education, or Vermont Department of Driver License Services to make sure that you are old enough to take your Vermont driver education.
  • If I take the Vermont internet drivers ed course and do not pass the Vermont final exam, can I take the final exam over?
    Yes! Once you finish the Vermont drivers ed internet course, you must take the Vermont final exam. If you don’t pass the Vermont test on your first try, you can retake it as many times as you need until you pass!
  • I’m looking to take the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont online driver education course. Do I get an insurance discount after I pass it?
    It depends on which state you live in and which company you are insured with. In some states, insurance carriers do offer insurance discounts to teen-aged drivers who successfully complete an online Vermont drivers education course. We recommend that you contact your insurance agent in Vermont to see what, if any, discount you may qualify for by enrolling in TeenDrivingCourse.com’s Vermont online drivers education course.
  • Once I register for the Vermont online driver education course, can I access it from anywhere?
    Yes. Once you have registered for the Vermont online drivers ed course, you can access the Vermont online driver education course from anyplace you like. Any computer with internet access can be used!
  • Is there any requirement that I complete the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont internet drivers education course all at once?
    No. It is not required that you complete the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont online drivers education course all at one time. You are allowed to start and stop the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont internet drivers ed course as often as necessary.
  • How long will it take until I receive my Vermont online driver education certificate of completion?
    How quickly you get your Vermont online driver ed certificate of completion depends upon the shipping method you select at registration. We offer regular US mail shipping and expedited shipping through Federal Express. Depending upon how quickly you need your Vermont certificate, you receive it in as little as 24 hours.
    How many hours will I spend on the Vermont online drivers ed course?
    You should expect to spend about 30 hours taking the Vermont online driver education course. If you live in a state that does not require timers, however, you may end up spending less than 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.

  • How long do I have until I am no longer able to request a refund on my Vermont online new driver training course?
    You have until your Vermont certificate of completion has been shipped to request a refund. Unlike our competitors, who do not allow requests for refunds after a certain point in the Vermont online drivers ed course, we allow you to request a refund anytime you want, as long as it’s before your certificate of completion has been shipped.
  • Does TeenDrivingCourse.com offer any alternatives to reading large amounts of text while taking the Vermont online driver education course for people like me who have difficulty reading large amounts of text?
    For those who struggle with reading large amounts of text, the “Read Along” option offered by TeenDrivingCourse.com should prove extremely helpful. It works by reading the material aloud while you follow along with online text. You can order this feature when you register for the Vermont online learners permit course.
  • Does the State Department of Motor Vehicles or State Department of Driver Services know if the Vermont internet teen drivers’ ed course is state approved?
    Yes, the State DMV (or whichever Vermont department oversees the issuance of Vermont driver’s licenses) will be able to tell you if TeenDrivingCourse.com will fulfill your state’s minimum driver education requirements or whether TeenDrivingCourse.com can be taken as a supplement to the driver education and/or training you will receive at a state-approved driving school.
  • What documents will I be asked for when I go to take my Vermont learners permit test?
    Generally, you should expect to have to present at least a certificate of completion from a Vermont driver education online course before being allowed to take the Vermont learner’s permit exam. Again, this is a general rule and Vermont may very well require you to provide additional documentation before they’ll let you take the Vermont learner’s permit test. Therefore, it’s probably a good idea for you to contact the Vermont DMV (or visit their website) so you’ll know exactly what paperwork you’ll need to have with you when you go to take your Vermont learner’s permit test.
  • Is it required that I receive a passing grade on the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont online drivers ed course quizzes?
    No, the Vermont online drivers ed course quizzes are designed to prepare you for the TeenDrivingCourse.com Vermont internet drivers ed course final exam. If you do not pass a Vermont online drivers ed course quiz, you will be allowed to go back and review the previous Vermont internet drivers ed course chapter.
  • A friend of mine took the Vermont driver education in a classroom setting. Is there a difference between Vermont classroom driver education and Vermont online driver education?
    The difference is simple: with Vermont online drivers ed at TeenDrivingCourse.com, you don’t have to sit in a classroom for hours at a time listening to a lecture. TeenDrivingCourse.com allows students the freedom to learn at their own pace! If your state does not approve online driver education, then you may be required to attend a Vermont driver ed class. If that’s the case, the Vermont driver ed course offered by TeenDrivingCourse.com makes an excellent supplemental learning tool that will reinforce the things you learn in the classroom.
  • What ID verification procedures can I expect while taking the Vermont online driver’s ed course?
    Many states will not require ID verification when taking an online driver education course, although this can vary from state to state. A few states may require us to verify your identity by, for example, asking you personal questios throughout the course. The purpose of this is simply to verify that you are who you say you are.
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