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CaliforniaTeenDriving com – Online Deal

$19 for Online Driver's-Ed Course ($49.95 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Online driving course allows teens to learn the rules of the road at their own pace, passing the state's 30-hour driver's-ed requirement

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jul 3, 2013
  • Registration required. Must be 15 or older.
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If you want to beat traffic, you can leave early, stay late, or go around pulling the engine out of every car you see. Ease transportation woes with this Groupon.

$19 for an Online Driver's-Ed Class ($49.95 Value)

After completing their registration, students may peruse the course at their leisure, browsing clearly written chapters, illustrative videos, and interactive animations. After completing the DMV-licensed course and successfully passing the online exam, students will receive completion certificates that meets the state's 30-hour driver's-education-course requirement.

CaliforniaTeenDriving.com

Approved by the California Department of Motor Vehicles, CaliforniaTeenDriving.com fulfills the state’s 30-hour driver's-education-course requirement with a convenient online course. The open-ended course is designed to be completed a each student’s leisure, while still thoroughly covering traffic laws, drivers’ responsibilities and other rules of the road. Upon course completion, students receive a certificate that can be presented at their local DMV as proof of driver's ed completion.

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