Union, Illinois (IL)
Drive Now Driving School
Training families since 2005
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Adult Class & Behind-the-Wheel Options
Effective July 1, 2014 Public Act 98-167 requires Illinois driver's license applicants ages 18, 19, or 20, who have never previously been licensed or completed an approved driver education course, to complete a six hour Adult Driver Education Course. The Adult Driver Education Course can only be taught by providers (DRIVE NOW) certified by the Secretary of State. Courses may be taught in a classroom setting or online, depending on the certification of a provider. Completion of an Adult Driver Education Course from a provider NOT LISTED, will not be accepted. Upon successful completion of this course a certificate of completion will be provided to you and then you may visit a Secretary of State Driver Services facility to complete your vision, written and road test. Please Call for prices & schedule 630-513-5487 To begin practice Behind-the-Wheel driving you need a valid Permit or Driver's License. Drive Now can assist you and get you started by reviewing the materials and provide you with a practice test. If you already have a valid Driver's License or Permit and would like to take driving lessons with an instructor, we can begin to schedule driving lessons for you ASAP. And if you feel ready for the road test, we can pick you up and take you for the test.
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Teen Driver
In Illinois, most young people learn to drive in high school or at a commercial driver training school licensed by the Illinois Secretary of State. Drive Now Driving School is a State certified facility that offers driver education to high school students as well as adults. Each driving instructor has been tested and licensed by the state of Illinois. Our approved driver education classes include 30 hours of classroom study and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training. Enrollment in a Drivers Education course is required for teens 15-17 prior to obtaining their learner's permit, and receiving their Driver's License. The full course takes a minimum of 4 weeks to complete and classes are offered after school, evenings, and weekends. If you're ready to learn how to drive, follow the next 4 steps and you'll be on your way to earning your drivers license.