Online Driver Education Course

Please fill out the registration form using the button below. Forms sent after office hours or on holidays will receive a reply when we return to the office.

The course fee must be received before we will send the course login information by email.

Payment methods accepted are cash, money order or card. Online Payments can be made at our online store.

Once we have both your registration form and the course fee, we will submit them to the National Driver Training Institute to get your course login information. Please note that this process is completed by hand, if you submit registration or payment after office hours then this will be completed when we return to the office.

Teen - study the Preface and Level 1. Parent(s) - quiz your teen on their knowledge of each level throughout the entire course.

Students working through the program online will see their work logged online automatically. After you have completed Level 6, you will see a directive that let's you know it is now time for you to take your exam.

Classroom Activity Hour Requirements

A minimum of 30 hours of classroom instruction is required throughout the entire training

course. Classroom training hours are comprised of reading the lesson material, test taking,

viewing traffic safety videos, and completing required activities. We do not require a minimum

number of classroom hours per level, although we recommend the following:

• Level 1 - 4 hours
• Level 2 - 4 hours
• Level 3 - 4 hours
• Level 4 - 4 hours
• Level 5 - 3 hours
• Level 6 - 5 hours
• Level 7 - 6 hours

Additional Activities

In addition to the hours of reading and activities listed in each level, we also provide suggested

activities for each level that are not mandatory. You may choose from these activities to

supplement your teen’s driver education.

Written Tests

Expect your student to achieve a 80% passing score on written tests. If passing scores are not achieved on the first try, the test must be taken again. Your teen may take one online test within a 24 hour period. It is important that the teen knows and understands this important material.

Students must schedule a time to take the test prior to arrival. Students will not be able to take the test if they arrive without notice. Must have 30 hours of the course completed to schedule the final exam.  

The final exam is 50 multiple choice questions, taken at random from a pool of 200 questions. Open book testing is not allowed. You will need to achieve, at minimum, a score of 80% to receive a passing score on the exam. You will receive your certificate of completion upon successful completion of the exam, no mailing necessary. 

The final exam for the online driver training course must be administered at an approved classroom location and monitored by a DMV licensed driver training school instructor associated with the driver training school. The test may be taken only once per business day.

After you have completed the online driver’s education course and are ready to take the final examination, contact the driver training school where you completed the online course to schedule the date, place and time of the final examination.

Testing must be conducted at the scheduled test site. Any changes in testing site must be mutually agreed upon by student, parent (if student is under age 18) and instructor. DMV does not maintain schedules for testing.

On the day of testing, you must bring the following to the test site:

• Photo identification (DMV issued identification card, school issued identification card, valid passport or military identification)

• Proof of completion of the online driver education course from the curriculum vendor (printed Class Log Sheets with recorded times of reading and activities; signed by parent if under age 18)

• Any worksheets, activities or projects completed for the course to meet the 30 hours requirement

• If you are under age 18, a completed "Parental Consent for Online Driver Education Examination" (DTS 62) (if parent is not present at testing and the student does not have this form signed then the student will NOT be allowed to test)

• If you are under age 18, proof of completion of the 90-minute parent/teen component (if required)

The online driver training school will provide a computer for testing. The student takes the final examination online in the presence of the licensed instructor. Upon successful completion of the final exam the student will receive the course completion certificate.

After you have completed the final exam, you and the instructor must sign the "Online Driver Education Examination Monitor Record" (DTS 63), indicating the time-in and time-out of the test site.

If you have passed the final examination, you will receive a certificate of completion from the online driver training school instructor. You must present the certificate to the driver training school conducting the behind-the-wheel instruction component of the driver’s education course as proof of completion of the classroom component.

If you have failed the final examination, you must retake the examination another day. The student will be allowed to review any section of the completed course to prepare to take the examination again. The exam can only be taken once per day.