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Driver Safety now has a fast, efficient, simplified online case management system. One of DMV’s major responsibilities is to promote driver safety and protect motorists by minimizing the number of unsafe drivers. DMV also understands the importance of a driver’s license and a person’s independence.
- Driver Safety Offices
Many Driver Safety matters can be handled via our fast and...
- Section 8: Safe Driving
To drive safely, you need to know what is around you. This...
- Driver Education & Safety
We offer a variety of handbooks, videos, how-tos, and sample...
- Driver Safety Offices
Many Driver Safety matters can be handled via our fast and easy online case management system. You can receive notices, schedule hearings, upload documents, and get answers to questions regarding your case or driving privilege. If you prefer to visit or contact a Driver Safety office, you may visit a Driver Safety office.
We offer a variety of handbooks, videos, how-tos, and sample tests to help you understand the requirements for getting a driver’s license, learn about safe driving, know the rules of the road, and prepare for your knowledge and driving drive tests.
To drive safely, you need to know what is around you. This helps you make good decisions and react to hazards on the road. This image shows the areas around your vehicle. Green: Ahead of you. Blue: Next to you. Yellow: Blinds spots. Red: Behind you. Scan Your Surroundings.
Whether you’re an experienced driver who has been behind the wheel for decades or a teenager receiving your provisional permit, the California Department of Motor Vehicles is committed to ensuring that every person with a driver license understands the rules of road and practices safe driving habits.
Through year-round education campaigns, informational resources and tips, Go Safely, California helps the public make smart, informed choices about how to stay safe on the go. Transportation is about people, and the road is shared with bicyclists, drivers, and pedestrians.
Start Smart is aimed at helping newly licensed- or soon to be licensed- teenage drivers (15-19) become more aware of the responsibilities that accompany the privilege of being a licensed California driver.
