Covers CA's GDL process, including Driver's Ed requirements, provisional permits, and provisional licenses.If you need another type of license, check out the following pages: You can drive a house car (RV or motor home) up to 45 feet (no longer).The Noncommercial Class A license covers not-for-hire travel trailers weighing more than 10,000 lbs, fifth-wheel travel trailers weighing more than 15,000 lbs, and livestock trailers weighing more than 10,000 lbs but no more than 15,000 lbs.The Class C license allows you to drive regular, noncommercial passenger cars and trucks.* Waived driving exams are at the discretion of the California DMV, so be prepared to take one if they ask you to.Ĭalifornia has the following full, noncommercial driver's licenses: If you've been licensed before, skip the learner's permit section. If you've never been licensed before, you will be given a permit once you pass your written permit test so you can practice driving before your driving test. Note, however, that the California DMV will most likely waive your driving exam if you already hold a license * UNLESS your license is from another country (see our section on non-citizens below). To apply for a new California driver's license, you must follow all the instructions in “Apply for Your CA License' below (including taking the written exam). Filing for homeowner property tax exemption.Residency is generally established when you take part in situations or benefits generally not extended to nonresidents, such as: You must apply for a California driver license within 10 days of establishing residency in the state. Find all the information you need to finish your moving requirements with the DMV.

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