Common questions, plain answers.

Yes. It is a DMV-approved 30-hour online driver education course, taught under California Internet Instruction license E0159, and the California DMV accepts its official DL 400C certificate for the learner's permit. Stallion School of Driving (DMV license E0271) sells it. You can check both licenses on the DMV's Occupational License Lookup.

Stallion School of Driving, a California DMV-licensed driving school in Chico whose instructors teach behind the wheel every day and review every guide on this site. You enroll with Stallion, and you text or call Stallion with any question.

$49.95, paid once at enrollment, for the full 30-hour course and the mailed DL 400C. There is nothing else to buy.

Yes. The course is online, so a teen in any of California's 58 counties can take it, and the DL 400C is accepted at any California DMV office that takes permit applications.

Yes. Stallion Drivers Ed is the online course of Stallion School of Driving; stallion-school.com is the school's main site for behind-the-wheel lessons in the Chico area.

California DMV says an applicant under 18 must be at least 15½ to apply for a learner permit. Other requirements also apply; read the current learner-permit page before planning the visit.

It is a 30-hour course in 10 chapters, taken at your own pace. Progress is saved in the student account; at six hours a week it takes about five weeks.

Yes. The course works on phones and saves your place when you log out. Log in from any device at the course login link.

Stallion. Text or call (530) 630-9998 with the account email and what you saw, or email support@stalliondriversed.com.

Text or call Stallion at (530) 630-9998 or email support@stalliondriversed.com with the student's name and the email used to enroll, and we will tell you what applies to the enrollment.

When the student finishes, the official paper DL 400C is mailed by USPS to the address on the account. Delivery time varies; there is no emailed copy.

Text or call Stallion at (530) 630-9998 with the student's name and account email, and confirm the mailing address on the account.

No. California DMV treats driver education and in-car driver training as separate requirements for minors. Stallion teaches the 6 hours of training too; they are booked separately.

No. The DMV administers its own tests and document checks and decides whether to issue the permit.