You must be 16 to get a driver's license in Ohio. At 15 and a half, you may get your temporary license (permit). After six months, so long as all requirements have been met, you may take your road test and get your probationary license. A full unrestricted license is available at the age of 18.

Ohio law mandates that a young driver must receive a minimum of 24-hour classroom instruction (online or classroom) and 8-hour behind-the-wheel instruction in driver training, plus 50 hours of in-car practice (10 being at night) with a parent or legal guardian.

Driver's education begins at 15 years and 6 months old for the classroom/online course. However, the student must obtain a valid temporary driving permit before scheduling the driving course.

How long does the driver's ed courses take to complete?

Students have six months to complete their driver's education courses per state law from the date they register with a driving school. Each student may complete all state requirements at their own pace.

Can a student sign up for additional in car instruction?

Yes, at a fee of $40 per hour.

Are there any cancellation fees if a student is unable to complete a driving lesson?

There is a $90.00 minimum charge for (no call/no shows) and for any appointments without a 24-hour notice.