Cancellation List For Theory Test In San Jose
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Take the online test. The at-home online knowledge test is available online weekdays Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., except on State holidays. The test is supervised remotely, so it requires you to use a webcam and cannot be done on a smartphone or tablet.
Can't get an appointment? Get in line before you head to the DMV. Use your cell phone to scan the QR code to see if this feature is available at an office near you. Please report to the non-appointment line when you arrive to have your paperwork reviewed by staff.
When you're ready to take the California written driving test, you'll need to go to a DMV office near you. You can save time by making an appointment: schedule one online or by calling 1-800-777-0133.
In California, it is possible to accomplish your goals at the DMV without making an appointment in advance. It is, of course, advisable to call ahead of time and verify that your specific needs won't require an appointment. While on the phone, though, it's a great idea to go ahead and make an appointment if possible.
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If you just don't have the time or patience, you can nix the appointment and opt to walk in during a slow period. If you want to get in and out of the DMV in the shortest time possible, go: Bright and early when the DMV opens. Before the lunch hour, before noon.
To take a written driver's license exam in California, you must first book your appointment with a licensing center. Not all DMV centers in California offer licensing and driver exams. Therefore, you must find a licensing center and then schedule your driving test appointment.
The time of day you choose for your test can significantly impact you. Early morning tests benefit from lighter traffic but also mean colder engines and sleepy drivers. Midday tests might encounter busier roads, while late afternoon tests might face the beginning of rush hour.
If you already have a test booked, you can also try checking late at night. I had mine booked for the end of July, and last week I happened to look for a cancellation at like 10pm one night, and managed to get one for the following Sunday. Early morning or late night are probably your best bets.
Typically between 9 and 11 AM, and 2 to 4 PM are good options for lighter traffic.
