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DMV Teenage Instruction Program in Williamsburg, VA
We have partnered with National Driver Training Institute, (800) 942-2050, for your convenience. Our Virginia DMV promotes transportation safety by certifying quality driver training programs. If you have comments or concerns about this course, call our toll-free number: (877) 885-5790.
Our DMV Teenage Online Instruction Program in Williamsburg, VA, consists of at least 30 hours of instruction, plus a 90 minute parent-teen video. It includes alcohol safety, drug abuse awareness, aggressive driving, distracted driving, pedestrian and bicycle safety, handicapped parking, fuel-efficient driving practices, motorcycle awareness, and organ and tissue donation awareness as required by law.
You must be at least 15 years and 6 months old to take the online driver education course. All individuals who elect to take the class component of driver education must take the online course through a DMV-licensed driver training school. Homeschooled students are exempt from this requirement. To benefit from the course, you must work independently and be comfortable using a computer.
Our DMV Teenage Online Instruction Program in Williamsburg, VA, consists of at least 30 hours of instruction, plus a 90 minute parent-teen video. It includes alcohol safety, drug abuse awareness, aggressive driving, distracted driving, pedestrian and bicycle safety, handicapped parking, fuel-efficient driving practices, motorcycle awareness, and organ and tissue donation awareness as required by law.
You must be at least 15 years and 6 months old to take the online driver education course. All individuals who elect to take the class component of driver education must take the online course through a DMV-licensed driver training school. Homeschooled students are exempt from this requirement. To benefit from the course, you must work independently and be comfortable using a computer.
Behind-the-Wheel Requirements (Individually Scheduled Based on Student Availability)
The DMV requires 14 periods of in-car instruction: 7 behind the wheel and 7 observations. Each session consists of 2 periods: 1 for driving and 1 for observing. The DMV also requires 45 hours, 15 of which must be at night, of supervised driving with a parent.
The skills taught during each session are:
- Stopping and Starting
- Right and Left Turns
- Turnabouts and U-Turns
- 2-Point Turns
- 3-Point Turns in Residential Areas
- Angle Parking
- Perpendicular Parking
- Parallel Parking
- Interstate Driving—Getting On and Off
- Using Regular Ramps and Weave-Lane Ramps
- Off-Road Recovery and Evasive Maneuvers
- City and County Driving
Final Driving Test
When the students pass the final driving test, they receive a temporary license for 180 days. This DMV license and their learner’s permit will allow them to drive alone.
You will receive your actual VA driving license in the mail. Please make sure the address on your VA driving license is correct. If you have not received your "hard copy" in the mail please contact Patriot.
You will receive your actual VA driving license in the mail. Please make sure the address on your VA driving license is correct. If you have not received your "hard copy" in the mail please contact Patriot.
DMV Class Instruction Completed Elsewhere
If your teenage driver only needs the behind-the-wheel instruction, submit the “Original Verification of Completion” of the DMV classroom requirements with the application. The DMV requires this “Original Verification of Completion” before we can begin the behind-the-wheel instruction.
Class Instruction at Patriot Driving School: All Teenage Instruction Is Online. You May Register at Any Time. You Work at Your Own Pace.
Class Instruction at Patriot Driving School: All Teenage Instruction Is Online. You May Register at Any Time. You Work at Your Own Pace.
