When you attend our point reduction course, you will have 2 points removed from your NJ license.

The Point Reduction Course may be taken once every five years to remove points, and every 3 years for insurance.

You can contact the NJ State Department of Motor Vehicles at 1 (888) 486-3339 or visit them on the web at http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/.

Although the State of New Jersey requires all 16 year olds to take 6 hours of behind the wheel training, every student is different. We do not "push" or sell extra lessons unnecessarily. However, we feel strongly that since this is a once in a lifetime investment , one should not start driving on their own until they feel comfortable with their control of a vehicle, as well as with the rules of the road. Additionally, we always try to infuse a sense of confidence in our students while also imparting defensive driving skills and techniques. Our instructors are trained to gear all students toward that goal, and to recognize when a student is ready to go out on their own.

Unfortunately, the DMV does not at this time have a special number to call in order to schedule road test appointments. However, you may either visit your local MVC office, call them toll free at 1888-486-3339, or you can go to the NJ DMV web site at http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/. Otherwise, if you would like to cancel your appointment, you just don't show up. When you are ready to reschedule, you must go down to the DMV, call, or go online and schedule your test. If you are one of our students, we can usually take your permit to the DMV to reschedule it for you, or schedule it for you online.

Absolutely. In fact, we encourage this mode of transportation to the road test. There are a few reasons for this. First of all, if you have taken lessons with us, you will already be comfortable driving our vehicles. Additionally, going with your instructor will instill confidence, and will allow him/her to give you some helpful last minute tips. We also give a 5-10 minute practice session before taking you to the road test. All of our vehicles are up to date on insurance, registration and inspection. We have the legally required red stickers on all of our vehicles. If you do not have the stickers, your test will be denied. Additionally, all of our vehicles are equipped with a dual control braking system, thus making the brakes accessible to the examiner (one of the criteria of taking your road test).

A vehicle which has up to date registration, insurance and inspection, has an emergency brake which is accessible to the instructor, has the legally required red stickers (kyleighs law) and is overall considered to be a safe and clean vehicle is generally acceptable for use for a road test. You must bring your permit, along with the identification you used to get your permit (such as your birth certificate, passport etc.) to the road test. The driver who accompanies you to the road test must have their license with them

Lessons are given strictly on a one-on-one basis. Our driving school never pairs people up for lessons. We have found that while some students may have an easy time mastering certain techniques and maneuvers, such as k-turns and parallel parking, others may find the same techniques difficult. While one student may be ready to go on to another lesson, the other student might need more practice before moving on. Additionaly, it can be very distracting having multiple students in the car. In our opinion, although many other driving schools do pair up students in the car, a driving school which has multiple students in a car for a lesson is neither professional nor safe.

Many, if not most insurance companies give a significant reduction in auto insurance rates if the insured has completed 6 hours of behind the wheel training at a state certified driving school. We provide a certificate for all students who have completed their 6 hours of behind the wheel training with us

Most agencies have late night hours once a week. For a list of the agencies and their hours, please call 1 (888) 486-3339 or visit http://www.state.nj.us/mvc. However, please be aware that the road test sites never have late night hours.

There is no guarantee; however, we have found that the end and very beginning of each month is particularly crowded. This is because people typically come in at that time to renew licenses and other documents, which expire at the end of the month

FiFirst, it is recommended that you read the DMV guidebook thoroughly. You may obtain one by either calling us at (732) 383-6259, or by visiting a DMV agency. Next, you may want to take a look at our New Jersey (NJ) DMV (MVC) free sample online permit test question test page. A good method of studying the guidebook is to highlight the main points on each page

We service Ocean, Middlesex and Monmouth Counties. For a complete list, you may contact us via email(info@eatontowndrivingschool.com) , or at (732) 383-6259

We will pick you up. As noted in our rates and fees page, included in the fee for each lesson is our door to door service. This means that we will pick you up from your home, office, or school, and at the end of the lesson, drop you off at the destination of your choice.