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You must do and pass a road test. If you are under 18 you must commplete the DRIVER"S EDUCATION PROGRAM. If you are above 18 and you feel confident enough to pass the Written Test and Road Test call 800-858-3926to RMV to book your road test and go to do the test, but if you do not feel confident enough to pass the Road Test simply sign up with SIM'S Driving School and learn the materials to pass the Road Test and ask SIM'S to sponsor your Road Test.

Nothing is optional for the state road test. Go to Driving Skill hecklist underneath.

Use this checklist to see how far you have been going through driving skills. Almost 100% you will pass a first try Road Test if you can perform these 17 practices:

1. Use hand signals.
2. Start the engine.
3. Start and stop the vehicle.
4. Parallel Park.
5. Back the vehicle approximately 50 feet.
6. Make left-right turns.
7. Start, stop, and turn the vehicle on a hill.
8. Turn around between curbs (3point turn).
9. Enter and leave intersections.
10. Recognize and obey traffic signs, lights and signals, and other rules of the road.
11. Use good driving rules.
12. In addition to judging your overall driving skills, the examiner will note how well you follow general good-driving procedures, including whether you...
13. Use good driving posture, with both hands always placed properly on the wheel.
14. Driving in the proper traffic lane and look carefully and signal properly before changing lanes.
15. Maintain enough distance between your vehicle and the one ahead of you.
16. Always drive at safe speeds to comply with speed limits and varying traffic conditions.
17. Yield the right-of-way correctly.
18. Are generally aware of your actions and particularly those of other drivers.

Driver's Education Program legally makes the under age 18 student  gets Driver's License. This is the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Completion of the Driver's Education Program makes student; 

Theoretically learn the Traffic Laws of the Commonwealth, the Rules of the road, and any other requirements. Technically learn how to drive skillfully and safely under the rules of the road with a general understnding of the conditionns on the road way .

Yes, SIM'S provides Driver's Education Program one in every two weeks.

You must sign-up and complete a Driver's Education Program. After satisfactorily completion the certificate will be available in the RMV online Data-Base.

There are two exclusive benefits:

1. Driver's Certificate is able to make you "teenagers" get your Driver's License before age eighteen.
2. Driver's Certificate is able to lower your insurance premium 10% for 3 years.

Massachusetts insurers offer a 10% discount on premiums for the first three years after a teen driver completes a state-approved driver's education course.