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How do I sign up for a Driver's-Ed program?
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Do I need to have a permit to take Driver's-Ed?
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How do I get a permit?
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When can I get my permit?
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I heard if I take Driver's-Ed I don't have to take the
driving test. Is this true?
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Do I need to have insurance to take driving lessons?
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I want some in-car training but my permit has expired
or will soon expire?
- Is your teen ready
to drive?
You can sign up a number of ways.... just call our office @
772-1009 and ask us to mail
or
email you our information packet which contains an enrollment form or
you can call us and tell us when it is convenient for you to drop by
our office in Prescott Valley to pick one up.
No....you do not
need to have a permit to begin your Driver-Ed classroom sessions, but you will need to have one when
you want to start taking your in-car lessons.
You must obtain a permit from the Motor Vehicle Division office. Get a free
Driver License Manual at the Motor Vehicle Division office or our office and carefully read pages
7 thru 14; paying particular attention to identification and legal guardian
signatures requirements. Study the manual prior to taking the written
test that you are required to pass in order to earn the permit. A-1
Driving School is authorized, through the MVD, to administer the permit written
test as part of our Driver Education Course. Upon successfully passing the
written test with A-1 Driving School and completing the classroom portion of the
course, we issue an MVD certificate that our students then present to the MVD to
obtain the permit.
The earliest you may apply for your permit is age 15 years and 6 months.
Partly true....what your friends are trying to tell you is while you are
completing your in-car training in a State Certified Driver's-Ed Program, your instructor is authorized by
the Motor Vehicle Division to give you a driving test.
If you pass,
you will be issued a special certificate at the end of the program which you
will keep until you are eligible and ready to convert your permit to your license. Presenting this
certificate to the examiner
when processing your application for a driver's license will free you from
needing to make an appointment and take the driving test. Understand,
whether it be with your Driver-Ed Instructor or with the Motor Vehicle Division
Examiner, you are required to
pass a driving test to qualify for a driver's license.
No....our students are protected under our insurance coverage when they are
taking lessons.
You must present a valid instructional permit to your instructor before you
can get behind the wheel for a driving lesson. Permits
are renewable. If your permit has expired, be prepared to re-take
the written test when applying for renewal. If it will soon expire,
apply for renewal before it expires and you will avoid re-testing.
Renewal fee is $7.00.
see us on
http://www.drivinglessonsschool.com
Is your
teen ready to drive?
While the law may allow your teen to earn a driving permit at the age of
15.5, parents should evaluate their teen's readiness for driving. Beyond
being able to operate a vehicle, teens must develop the right attitudes
about driving. Some things to consider:
Does your teen generally show good judgment?
Does your teen generally resist peer pressure with risky or harmful behavior?
Are you (parent) familiar with teen driving issues and current laws,
such as Graduated Drivers License laws.
Have you and your teen discussed the details of "safe driving" and what it
requires of your teen?
In our Driver Education course we address not only the physical requirements
and actions of driving, but also the correct attitudes required for teens
to be safe & lawful drivers.
For information about our Driver Education courses for novice drivers, click
these links:
Programs Now Enrolling
Driver-Ed Program
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