Drivers license

[pageplant77]

How many people actually had to pay to get their behind the wheel and drivers test by themselves?

[SuperSuraj]

I didn't but that would suck because its so expensive in california, so i guess i was lucky

[JackOfClubs]

I think its something like $12 here.

[Wicked_Syn]

I think its something like $12 here.

$12 dollars!?!?!?! You're kidding me! It's like 400 here in Minnesota! I'm Moving to Kentucky!

On the other hand, yes. I will end up paying for the majority of my DE. And yes, it sucks MAJORLY.

[Commander Thor]

$12 dollars!?!?!?! You're kidding me! It's like 400 here in Minnesota! I'm Moving to Kentucky!

On the other hand, yes. I will end up paying for the majority of my DE. And yes, it sucks MAJORLY.

I'm fairly certain he meant for the drivers license itself. Because that's what it is here in Missouri (Or something close to it.)

[hollister_]

$450 for lessons, $50 to use coaches car for test, $25 for license.
I love my mum :D

[JackOfClubs]

$12 dollars!?!?!?! You're kidding me! It's like 400 here in Minnesota! I'm Moving to Kentucky!

On the other hand, yes. I will end up paying for the majority of my DE. And yes, it sucks MAJORLY.
Oh well I was reading it wrong. The actual license is $12, but lessons are optional. And they cost a couple of hundred dollars, depending on how many you get. If I get any, I will only get one.

[SirRawrsalot]

In Vermont lessons are required, but most high schools give them for free but they're filled so you may not get in them. Paid lessons are around $700 bucks and the license I think is $16 but it costs $12 each time you try the test. So really it's 28

[Zazu]

I was pretty fucking lucky because my parents paid for me to get through my test and get my licence. All in all, cost about £1300 I think for formal training / testing.

- £50 to initially apply for provisional licence

- £31 for car theory test (passed first time)

- £1100 on lessons (4 months of lessons [give or take], 1 lesson per week, 2 hours per lesson, £20 an hour)

- £62 per car test (passed second time)

Also there would have been the cost of getting the theory training material, getting me put on my parent's insurance, petrol costs for practice outside of lessons e.t.c. e.t.c.

Not cheap in the UK I'm afraid.

Ironically, you don't technically (or legally) need a licence / tax / MOT / insurance to operate a 'car' on a public highway in the UK unless you're driving for commercial purposes. Whole other topic though.

[Powerline]

I didnt have to pay

[Bimmerhead]

$450 for lessons, $50 to use coaches car for test, $25 for license.
I love my mum :D

Holy crap thats a lot! I payed 300$ for everything BUT I didn't use my coaches car because I was in love with my car at the time lol! I miss her :-(

[ikhasgkfjh]

I didn't have to pay for it. Parents did. Lol

[Quahog]

I had to pay. My dad paid for lessons though. I had to pay for the written, and my upcoming, behind the wheel test.

[Skatergirl]

I didn't have to pay.

[ManyPearTree]

I only had to pay $350 for the whole course. Driving portion included.

[MattVon]

I probably spent £500+ on lessons, £200 on extra shit, £180'ish on tests. So a lot of money, didn't have to pay for the license though; I can't recall paying for it anyway.

[moon_lit_angel]

i had to pay for my own..

35 euro for theory test
30 euro for licence (on 2nd one)
35 euro a lesson 1 hour... 6 months.. not completed

[BlkOpsKing101]

I had to pay for drivers ed class $350/$40 for permit/ $35 for license

[Infidelitas]

$78.40 per Practical Examination.

I have failed twice. You pay even if you fail.

Then another $38.78 licence fee when you get it

[Commander Thor]

I had to pay for drivers ed class $350/$40 for permit/ $35 for license

Please don't bump threads older than 2 months.

Thanks,
~Thor.




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