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They'll get access to most of the state-specific materials included into our paid (Premium) product - at no cost.
Your patrons will prepare using exam-like questions based on official driver's manuals, vetted by DMVs, and seen on the official exam.
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Application is reviewed by Driving-Tests.org.
Library receives a link to their program website.
Library places the program link on their website.
Library patrons click the program link and access the program.
Our program can help your patrons prepare for their official driver's exam for regular (car), commercial (CDL), and motorcycle exams (both learner's permit and full adult license).
For each question, you patrons will see an explanation of the right answer immediately after they choose an answer option. We’ve simplified the vague and complex language of driving rules so they can quickly master the concepts and answer the question correctly next time, no matter how it’s worded on the exam. Check out how this works…
Over the years, librarians have created a number of handy video reviews for their patrons about Driving-Tests.org. Watch their videos below, or see these case studies: Brownsburn Public Library, Omaha Public Library.
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A trusted partner since 2018, with shared goals to reduce traffic deaths and increase driver competence.
LAPL and over 2,500 other US libraries have been using our driver education programs since 2014.
Our studies and research papers have appeared in the Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Forbes, and other media outlets.