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Explore DMV-approved online driver’s ed programs for teens and adults.

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Getting a driver’s license is a big moment for teens—and online driver’s ed has made the process more convenient than ever. But

Getting your driver’s license is a big step toward independence—and whether you’re a teenager, a new resident, or just someone who’s finally

FAQs:

Yes—driver’s education is required in [State] if you’re under 18 (or meet specific conditions such as obtaining your first license). Teens typically must complete an approved program before taking the driving test.

Online driver’s ed usually takes 6 to 30 hours, depending on your state and age. It’s self-paced, so you can finish in a few days or spread it out over weeks.

Yes, online driver’s ed is accepted by the DMV in many states, but it must be from a state-approved provider. Always check with your local DMV to ensure the course meets their requirements. Ask ChatGPT