Driver Ed FAQ

It depends on how the classes are scheduled. If the classes are scheduled for 3 hours daily, it will take 10 days. If they are scheduled for 6 hours, it can take 5 days; if you do 6 hours on Saturday, it can take 5 weeks. If you schedule 5 days during the weekdays(M-F) at 6 hours each day, it will take 1 week or 5 days to complete the classroom portion.

If you miss a class, there will be one makeup day, and the instructor will let you know when that makeup day will be. If you miss more than that one day, it would be better for you to wait until the next class begins and start over. You can go to the website and see when the next class begins. There will be a new charge to start over in another class.

This depends on your scheduling flexibility and instructor availability. You can take two hours of behind-the-wheel lessons each day and schedule up to three lessons in advance, or you can take three hours each day with another student and schedule four lessons. 

No, you are covered under our commercial insurance for all behind-the-wheel training. 

No. Our vehicles have safety features (passenger brake, passenger mirror, student driver signs, etc.) that are not in standard cars.

Should you need to reschedule a lesson, you may do so by logging into your account on our website. You must cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a $50.00 late cancellation fee. 

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

You may have more than one student in the car. If the instructor's schedule is behind the wheel for 3 hours, you will most likely be riding with another student. With 1.5 driving time and 1.5 observing time. 

No refund will be given for withdrawals after class begins, and no refund will be issued after proof of enrollment has been provided. However, if you sign up to take the full course and decide not to do the behind-the-wheel later, a refund may be granted for that part of the course only.

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

After you complete all the requirements for driver's education, which means 30 hours of classroom time and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel time, you will get a Driver Education Certificate. This certificate verifies that the student has completed the state's driver education requirement.

You will also need a Driver Eligibility Certificate (DEC) from your school principal or designee. This certificate verifies that the student is enrolled in school, progressing academically, and meets the requirements. The DEC is required to apply for a North Carolina driver's permit or license.

The completion time depends on age, scheduling flexibility, and instructor availability. Typically, each student is done with the classroom portion and behind-the-wheel lesson within eight weeks.

You must be at least 14.5 by the first day of the driver's education class

Visa, Mastercard, Discover card, American Express, Cash, and/or Personal Check (the Personal check can not exceed the course amount, and the person writing the check must be present). 

A $50.00 processing fee for all withdrawals before the first day of class will be charged.