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Driver's ed and DMV guide for Alpine County, CA

For families across Alpine County (population 1,183).

Alpine County has no DMV office that takes permit applications; the nearest is the South Lake Tahoe office in El Dorado County, about 15 miles away. It has 1 active public high school serving 5 students. Teens anywhere in the county can take California's 30-hour online driver education course, then the permit test at any DMV office.

DMV offices in Alpine County

No DMV office in Alpine County takes permit applications, so families drive to one of the offices below. Book on the DMV appointments page (opens in a new tab); what to bring is on our permit visit checklist.

Nearest DMV field offices to Alpine County
OfficeAddressHoursPhoneDistance
South Lake Tahoe DMV office (opens in a new tab)3344 B Lake Tahoe Boulevard, South Lake Tahoe 96150Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8 am–5 pm; Wed 9 am–5 pm1-800-777-013315 mi
Truckee DMV office (opens in a new tab)11357 Donner Pass Road Suite I, Truckee 96162Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8 am–5 pm; Wed 9 am–5 pm1-800-777-013344 mi
Placerville DMV office (opens in a new tab)2919 Cold Springs Road, Placerville 95667Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8 am–5 pm; Wed 9 am–5 pm1-800-777-013355 mi
Alpine County with no DMV office of its own; 1 public high school (dots). Drawn from Census Bureau boundaries and DMV and CDE locations.

Communities in Alpine County

Alpine County has no incorporated cities; every community is unincorporated. Its 1 active public high school and the DMV offices above are the places to plan around, and families use the office nearest home.

Licensed driving schools in Alpine County

The DMV license list (checked 2026-10-04) shows no driving school with an Active license at an address in Alpine County. Schools in nearby cities often pick students up across the area; check each school's service area and license on the DMV lookup (opens in a new tab).

Driving in Alpine County: mountain passes that close for winter

Alpine County is high mountain country, and some of its passes close for months each winter. Caltrans keeps a mountain pass closure table (opens in a new tab) that includes Ebbetts Pass on SR 4 and Monitor Pass on SR 89. For the 2024/2025 season, it lists Ebbetts closed from December 16 to May 8. Monitor was closed from February 18 to April 7. Dates shift every year, so a road that was open last month may be shut now. Before any trip, check Caltrans QuickMap or call 800-427-7623, and plan a backup route.

State Route 88 stays a key route, and Caltrans keeps a maintenance station at Caples Lake along it. The Caples Lake project (opens in a new tab) would rebuild the crew dormitory and sand shed there, with completion listed for fall 2028. When snow falls, chain controls (opens in a new tab) can start with little warning. Under level R-2, every vehicle needs chains or traction devices. The exception is four-wheel or all-wheel drive with snow tires on all four wheels. Learn which wheels drive your car, carry chains, and stay at least four car lengths behind snowplows.

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Checked: October 5, 2026. Rules and forms can change; recheck the official page before acting.

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