Requirements, cost & FAQ
Michigan driver’s ed, answered.
Getting a license takes a state-approved course, behind-the-wheel training, and a learner-permit period. Here is what applies in Grand Rapids, what it costs, and how to start, so you can enroll online without a phone call.
Requirements at a glance
Teen driver's ed in Michigan
- Enroll in Segment 1 of driver education at 14 years and 8 months.
- Get a Level 1 license at 14 years and 9 months, with written approval from a parent or legal guardian.
- For Level 2, a parent or guardian certifies at least 50 hours behind the wheel with an authorized licensed supervisor.
- Online-only courses can help you study but don't replace a certified Michigan program.
Adult driver's ed in Michigan
- Adults 18 and older aren't required to take driver education.
- Adults can get a temporary instruction permit at 18, valid for 180 days.
- The state advises at least 30 days of practice with the permit before the driving test.
Source: DMV (link opens in a new tab).
How it works
- 01
Pick your program
Choose the program that fits how much behind-the-wheel time you want.
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Enroll & schedule online
Pay and book the first lesson in minutes, no phone tag.
- 03
Class + behind the wheel
Classroom or online hours, then 1-on-1 driving with a local instructor.
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Pass & get road-ready
Take the included road test and drive off confident and certified.
Frequently asked questions
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Signing up is as easy as swinging from a vine! Register online through our “ENROLL NOW” tab, call us by jungle-phone, or stop by in person.
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