Online
Registration Frequently Asked Questions
1.
What does my child need to get their license?
Teenagers between the ages of 15-18 need to fulfill the following
requirements:
a. 25 Hours Classroom Education
b. Six Hours Behind the Wheel with a licensed instructor
c. 50 hours Behind the Wheel with a parent (10 being at night)
d. Have a permit a minimum of six months
e. Be a minimum of 16 years of age
2.
What is Driver's Education?
Driver’s
Education is the classroom portion of a student's driving program. Driver’s
Education can be completed in either four sessions beginning at 8:15 am
and ending at 3:30 pm, or during vacations and holidays four days in a
row between the hours of 8:00 am and 3:30 pm.
3.
Do they stay in class for the whole time?
No,
during the 8:15 am - 3:30 pm class there are two 10 minute breaks and
a 30 minute lunch.
4. What does Driver’s Education cover?
The
State of California requires the following topics be covered in all Driver's
Education Programs:
a. Rules of the Road
b. Psychology of Driving
c. Emotions and Attitude
d. Defensive Driving
e. Basic Car Control and Safety Features
f. Alcohol and Drugs
g. Signs, Signals And Road Markings
h. Insurance
i. Handling Emergencies and Travel Tips
j. The Automobile, It’s Construction and Care
k. Written and Drive test preparation
5. Is that’s all you do during class?
We
show state of the art videos, use a Bond Driving School textbooks, give
mock permit tests, worksheets, and have guest speakers.
6.
Do the classes have to be taken in order? / Do I have to wait for a first
session to start my child?
No.
The classes are topic specific so they need not be taken in order. The
student can start with any of the four classes, as they are on constant
rotation."
7. What happens if my child misses a class?
If
your child misses a class you will need to call to check to verify when
that particular session is to be offered again. Our classes are on a constant
rotation and most make-up classes can be attended by the student when
the missed session is next offered; this is subject to availability and
class size.
8.
How Do I Sign Up?
You
can pre-register over the phone with any of our customer service representatives.
You may also register online at online
registration.
9.
What does my child need to bring?
Your
child needs to bring pen, paper, lunch or lunch money.
10.
Does my Child need a Birth Certificate or Social Security Card?
The only time your child will need their birth certificate or social security
card is when you go to apply for the permit or the license test.
11.
How Do I Pay?
Bond
Driving School offers several payment options:
a. Pre-pay with Credit Card, Check or Cash
b. Online Payment and check by phone is also acccepted
12.
Do I have to pay all at once?
All
Payments must be in office prior to starting any program with Bond Driving
School.
13.
What does my child do when the classes are completed?
After
Driver's Education is completed, your child will be issued a certificate
of completion of Driver's Education and a certificate of enrollment in
Driver's Training. Your child will need to take their certificates to
the DMV along with their birth certificate, Social Security card, and
a completed DL 44 form (application for the permit). Then they will take
the written permit test. Once they obtain the permit, he/she will be eligible
to take the behind the wheel part of the driving program.
14.
What if my child has a learning disability?
At
Bond Driving School,
we will make every effort to accommodate your child. All our locations
are wheelchair accessible. Beyond that, please inform the office staff
so the appropriate accommodations can be made for your child.
15.
Do you have a Home Study Program?
Bond
Driving School
Online Driver's Education is completed via the Internet and should be
completed in about 22 hours.
16.
Which do you think is better, Home Study or Classroom Education?
Both
programs have their merits. We suggest the home study program for students
who are self-motivated and can work independently, and lack the time required
for the traditional classroom based Driver’s Education. Traditional
classroom education has teacher- student interaction, videos, guest speakers,
textbooks, hands on learning tools. Regardless of the environment, as
long as the student applies himself, the information provided is substantial
to gain the knowledge needed to obtain a driving permit/license.
17.
Where are your classrooms?
We
have classes in four different locations through out the Valley area.
a. Sacramento
b. Elk Grove
18.
Does my child have to take this class?
If
your child wants to get their license before they turn 18 they will need
to take the Driver’s Education classes. However, the exception to
this rule is if your child is already 17 ½, he/she does not have
to take the classes in order to get their permit, but your child can not
get a license until they turn 18. Most insurance companies will give discounts
if Driver’s Education & Training is taken.
19.
How old does my child have to be to take Driver’s Education? Your
child can take Driver’s Education at age of
14 years 8 months. But we suggest that they be at least 15 and and a few
months. They are able to get their permit at the age of 15 1/2, it is
best to take Driver's Education.
To
Register For Classes Call Toll Free :
1-877-907-BOND
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