Where we teach
Service Area
Lessons run across 52 communities in Ventura County, the San Fernando Valley and the Santa Clarita Valley. Pickup and drop-off are included wherever the lesson starts.
California does not assign anyone a DMV office. You may book a drive test at any field office in the state, so the office named on each city page is simply the closest one, not the one you are tied to. Where a student is decides two things: which roads the lessons run on, and what the six hours cost.
In detail
Cities with their own page
Roads, the nearest field office and how pickup works, for the ten cities closest to the Newbury Park office.
The full area
Every community, by region
Ventura County and the Conejo Valley
The home region. Most students here test at Thousand Oaks or Simi Valley, and the office is on Newbury Road.
- Thousand Oaks
- Newbury Park
- Camarillo
- Moorpark
- Simi Valley
- Westlake Village
- Sherwood
- Oak Park
- Santa Rosa Valley
- Conejo Valley
- Agoura Hills
- Topanga
- Malibu
- Calabasas
- Glendale
- Port Hueneme
- Point Mugu
- Canyon Country
- Oxnard
San Fernando Valley and surrounding
Students here test in the Valley, so lessons work on Valley roads from the first hour.
- Hidden Hills
- Woodland Hills
- West Hills
- Chatsworth
- Canoga Park
- Winnetka
- Tarzana
- Encino
- Sherman Oaks
- Studio City
- North Hollywood
- Valley Glen
- Valley Village
- Van Nuys
- Reseda
- Lake Balboa
- Granada Hills
- Mission Hills
- Porter Ranch
- North Hills
- Sepulveda
- Arleta
- San Fernando
- Sylmar
- Northridge
- Panorama City
- Pacoima
- Bell Canyon
- Santa Susana
Santa Clarita Valley
The furthest reach, and the tier the original priced highest because of the drive.
- Newhall
- Santa Clarita
- Valencia
- Burbank
What it costs where
Distance is part of the price
The six hour course starts at $450 for students under 18. Pickup and drop-off are included, so how far away you are is the single biggest reason two families pay different amounts for the same six hours.
How far away you are
Pickup and drop-off are included, so a longer drive costs more. That is the single biggest reason two students pay different amounts for the same six hours.
How quickly you want it finished
Most students take six months to a year. Compressing that into a few weeks means holding slots open for you, and it is priced accordingly.
How much freeway and canyon work you want
Six hours spent on residential streets is not the same lesson as six hours that include freeway merging and canyon roads. The more of the second, the higher the rate.
Whether the last lesson is the DMV pretest
Where it fits inside the six hours, the final lesson is spent on the route and the maneuvers the examiner will ask for.
Call with your address and you will be quoted before you pay anything.