California Teens — Take the First Step Toward Your Provisional Driver License

Our DMV-approved online drivers education course is designed just for teens. Study at your own pace, pass the final test, and get your certificate.

Helpful Guides for Teen Drivers:

How to Get a Learner’s Permit in California – Step-by-Step for Teens
Best Cars for Teen Drivers in 2025
Teen Driver Guide
How to get your California Driver's License
as a Teen
DMV Practice Test California
Top 10 Permit Test Questions Teens Get Wrong
10 Common Mistakes Teen Drivers Make (and How to Avoid Them)
How to Handle Peer Pressure While Driving: A Guide for Teen Drivers
What to Expect on Your First Driving Lesson
Drivers Ed Resources
California Drivers Ed for Teens – DMV Approved Online Course

Drivers Ed California Online

Traffic Signs and Signals

What are the traffic signs and signals?
California State Road Signs / Traffic Signs Photos and Meanings
What are the regulatory signs?
What are the Warning Traffic Signs?
Guide Signs
Temporary Traffic Control Signs (Work Zone Signs)
Traffic Lights / Signals
Red Traffic Lights
Yellow Traffic Lights
Green Traffic Lights
What to do if the traffic signals are not working?
Traffic Signals For Pedestrians
Line Markings / Road Surface Markings
Road Surface Markings / Pavement Markings Meaning
Railroad Crossings Signs
Edge Markings
Crosswalks and Limit Lines

Edge Markings

Roadways also have lines that mark their edges and separate the roadway from the road’s shoulder:

Right edge lines are solid white lines.
Left edge lines are solid yellow lines.
Edge lines help drivers stay on the road during low visibility conditions, such as fog, rain, and snow.
Other lines may appear around the edges of medians or obstructions to guide drivers around them. Yellow diagonal lines near an obstruction mean you must pass it on the right. White lines around an obstruction means that traffic can pass on either side.