Ann Arbor Driving School

24 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours behind the wheel. Students must be at least 14 years and 8 months of age. Upon conclusion of the class and passing of the written exam, a certificate of completion will be issued. Students are then able to obtain a Level 1 license which entails 50 hours behind the wheel including 10 hours at night with an adult 21+ years of age.

6 hours of classroom instruction. May register 90 days after receiving the Level 1 license. 180 days after this class, students become road test eligible. Upon passing the road test, teens will then acquire a certificate and a Level 2 restricted license. Level 2 teens cannot drive alone between the hours of 12-5 AM unless to and from work.

Adults 18 and over require no classroom instruction. There are two parts to obtaining a drivers license for adults 1) Written and 2) Practical. An adult driver must take a written test at the Secretary of State to obtain a permit. Drivers must then prepare for the road test. Our instructors have years of experience working one-on-one to train drivers. With friendly courteous service, instructors help drivers feel comfortable and confident on the road. In as little as 2 hours behind the wheel, experienced drivers from other countries can become comfortable with Michigan roadways and speed limits. Inexperienced drivers may start from the basics and work their way to comfort and confidence. You choose your hours, day or night, until you are ready to conquer the road test. Schedule your appointment today!​

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