According to regulations, how many hours of driver education can a driving school provide to a minor student in one day?

The correct answer is that a driving school can provide a minor student with a maximum of six hours of driver education in one day. While the options you mentioned do not include this, the most common maximum set by California regulations is typically six hours of instruction for minors. This is structured to ensure that students receive adequate time to absorb the material being taught without being overwhelmed, and to promote safe learning practices.

Instructors need to adhere to this time limit to ensure that students are not fatigued, which can affect their ability to learn and retain information. The regulations reflect a commitment to maintaining high educational standards and ensuring safety in the learning environment.

If the focus is on keeping classes engaging and effective, limiting daily education hours helps in achieving that balance while complying with the DMV's standards for driver education.