Driver Ed FAQ

No. Once you have started the class and have your permit, you can schedule your driving lessons through our website. 

Our vehicles have safety features (passenger brake, passenger mirror, student driver signs, etc.) that don't come in standard cars.

This depends on your scheduling flexibility and instructor availability. You must have at least one practice day between lessons. So you could schedule Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Once you complete Monday's lesson, you could schedule another upcoming lesson. You can only schedule three lessons in a 7-day period.

Log in to your student account on our website. Choose an available time and your preferred instructor, if available.

No, you are covered under our state insurance during all behind-the-wheel training in our vehicles.

No, our vehicles have safety features (passenger brake, passenger mirror, student driver signs, etc.) that don't come in standard cars.

Yes, each of our instructors is licensed by the state to teach classroom and behind-the-wheel training.

Our scheduling software lets you see all available driving lessons and who is teaching them. You may choose the same instructor for each lesson, if they are open or try a different instructor.

Our scheduling software lets you see all available driving lessons and who is teaching them. If your preferred instructor is open, you can select them for a lesson.

You must can start behind-the-wheel lessons once you have started the in-person class and have had the driving fee taken care of at the school which you attend.

Before attending the first class, you must be 15 years old and obtain a Learner Permit from the Driver License Division by taking and passing the State Written Test.

You are required by law to have your permit at least six months before obtaining a license (even if you are already 16). It would be best to take a class approximately six months before reaching age sixteen, but the law allows you to start the class as early as age 15.

Anyone who is a student at a Granite School District high school who wants to get a driver's license.

16th birthday must be on or before

1st semester: February 1st
2nd semester: July 18
Summer: October 30

It is possible. 4 hours must be completed on the range and 3 with an instructor on the road. Depending on which school you attend, you may be able to do some of your driving during school hours. Most driving will probably be completed before or after school. 

Any time after you turn 15 

You can reset your username or password on our website by clicking the "Forgot your Username or Password?" link on the login page.

The completion time depends on age, scheduling flexibility, and instructor availability. Typically, each student is done with the classroom portion and behind-the-wheel lessons by the end of the semester in which they take the class.