Question 1

When should I start my behind the wheel training sessions?

Accepted Answer

After receiving your permit from the DMV, Freedom Drivers Ed would like students to be familiar with steering smoothly and accurately as well as brake and acceleration control. These skills are best practiced wtih a guardian in a parking lot with minimal parked vehicles and traffic / pedestrians.    We HIGHLY recommend registering with us within the month the student receives their permit. The first scheduled session will be 4-6 weeks from registration. If waiting occurs, the package will have to include the sessions rendered in a shorter time frame and that cost significantly increases.  We strongly recommend the following schedule for professional behind the wheel training with us: Book first training session (4-6 weeks from registration date): During the time between registration and first scheduled session, complete 5-10 practice hours with guardian Book second training session 90 days later and during the time between the first training session and second complete 10-15 practice hours with guardian Book third training session 90 days later and during the time between the second training session and the third training session complete 10-15 practice hours with guardian.  Progression through the 6 hour behind the wheel training curriculum is best achieved if students practice a minimum of 10-15 hours between each session. This allows for proper habit development of taught skills known to lower accident risk. Students who wait until the end (less than 6 months prior to drive test eligibility date) may be disappointed to find significant scheduling difficulties and increased fees for completing training prior to testing eligibility date. Waiting also is a huge disservice to the student because they do not have enought practice time to build the skills we teach into habit.

Question 2

What is the time frame of scheduling behind the wheel training sessions?

Accepted Answer

The time frame between scheduled behind the wheel sessions depends upon package purchased and availability.    The first training session is always scheduled 4-6 weeks from registration date, regardless of package purchased.    Please plan accordingly and check out our training philosophy as we partner best with parents and students who value the education and skills we instruct and are willing to practice them extensively to form the skills into habit.    Unlike most driving school, we are not in this industry to make a fast buck and simply log drive time to meet state requirements. Instead, we compete on quality and provide excellent training that keeps all involved (student, parent, adult, other roadway users) alive and safe on our roads. We are experiencing a public health crisis with the amount of fatal and life changing crashes that happen each day.   Car crashes are the number one killer of teens ages 16-19 and thus we take our mission very seriously to impact and lower this statistic. However, we can only do our part. We need parents, students and the rest of society to value the expertise and education we provide.

Question 3

How many training hours does the state require?

Accepted Answer

If under the age of 18, fifty total hours will have to be proved to the DMV when applying for your license. Of those fifty hours, ten of them have to be logged night time hours. After becomming a student of ours, we will guide you on different acceptable ways to log your practice hours.

Question 4

Does behind the wheel training have to be completed prior to taking the drivers license test?

Accepted Answer

No. The only requirement the state has for drive test eligibility is holding your permit for 1 year from the issue date on your permit if under the age of 18. The state of Colorado does require proof of training if 16.5 or younger when applying for a license.   However, we would strongly encourage you to go through proper training prior to taking your licensing test as training is meant to help prepare you to become the most low risk, safe driver possible. The drivers license test is not an indicator on safety level. The states standard test is meant to test basic skills.

Question 5

What is required to start behind the wheel training with Freedom Drivers Ed?

Accepted Answer

The required items are: -a valid (not expired) permit *(no photocopies, texts, or images will be accepted). By law, the driver has to be in possession of their physical permit or drivers licnese. A valid permit, means its not expired. *a paper permit requires a document that proves your identify with a photo (student school ID)   -Restictions listed on permit *contacts or eye glasses *hearing aids -Close toed shoes *We require close toed shoes to limit risk with a student driver. *No flip flops or sandals

Question 6

Why is there no availability showing for behind the wheel sessions?

Accepted Answer

There are several reason why you might not be seeing availability.   1) If you have already scheduled the maximum number of sessions you purchased or you have not paid any outstanding balance then you will not be able to self schedule.   2) Each session defaults to the amount of time between each training sessions depending upon the package purchased.   3) Next months availability has not been uploaded yet and allowed for self scheduling. The first of each month, at 8am, the subsequent months' availability is available. Log in on the first of each month to see the most availability.

Question 7

Is there an expiration date for the training sessions?

Accepted Answer

All packages and services purchased have an 18 month contract. Services purchased must be completed within 18 months from the join date or 12 months from permit issue date for behind the wheel services.   All services expire 18 months from join date. Any additional services needed can be purchased at current rates.

Question 8

How do I obtain my drivers license after I pass the test with Freedom Drivers Ed

Accepted Answer

We submit your score of the physical drivers license test the same day you take the test. If the test is passed the first time, a simply upgrade from a permit to a license can be accomplished. Click here to learn more about how to upgrade your permit to a license.  If the first test is failed, a state DMV will have to be visited physically to obtain a license. The state DMV's charge an additional fee to issue licensed to applicants who have taken the drivers license test more than once.  We highly recommend and offer a drive test prep service (45 minutes) to help increase the probablity of a passed test. The service is administered as a practice test and at the end you'll receive a communication about where you missed points, what driving behaviors are still problamatic for the test and information about what constitues automatic fails. This is 45 minutes specifically spent on the drivers license test. If you're a current student, schedule this service through your account.  03

Question 9

When can I start drivers education?

Accepted Answer

The minimum age to start the 30 hour online or virtual classrom course in Colorado is 14 years, 6 months of age.   We recommend starting the permit course 3-4 months prior to students 15th birthday if wanting to obtain a license by the age of 16.    If already 15 or older, finish the 30 hour permit course and obtain permit upon passing permit test.

Question 10

Can I get my permit before my 15th birthday?

Accepted Answer

No. The minimum age any permit will be issued in Colorado is 15 years of age. Must complete and pass the 30 hour online or virtual classroom course prior to 15 to obtain permit by 15 years of age.  Additionally, the written permit test must be passed before the permit will be issued.

Question 11

How many training hours does the state require?

Accepted Answer

If under the age of 18, fifty total hours will have to be proved to the DMV when applying for your license. Of those fifty hours, ten of them have to be logged night time hours. After becomming a student of ours, we will guide you on different acceptable ways to log your practice hours.

Question 12

Pre-registration - what is it and how do I do complete it?

Accepted Answer

The DMV requires all students attending a 30 hour online or classroom course to first complete pre-registration.  Pre-registration is a simiply way for the DMV to communicate to parents what identification documents are required when applying for a minor permit and ultimately a drivers license.  After pre-registering, you'll be given a confirmation number (this is your pre-registration DMV number). This number needs to be provided to Freedom Drivers Ed (either first session of classroom / virtual or put in your online course with no dashes). Your pre-registration number allows for Freedom Drivers Ed to submit student course completions electronically to the DMV on behalf of the student.  Click here to begin pre-registration and select "pre-registration steps". Continue to follow the prompts answering the questions appropriately.

Question 13

What identification documents need to be brought with me to the DMV to have a permit issued?

Accepted Answer

Click here for a list of required identification documents. You'll have to show proof of name, identify date of birth, social security and lawful presence to obtain a permit in Colorado.  Applicants without a lawful presence or temporary lawful presence in the U.S. need the following documents listed with the GREEN heading.

Question 14

What is the permit test and where do I take it?

Accepted Answer

The permit test is a written test consisting of 25 multiple choice questions. The test has to be passed at a minimum of 80% (not missing more than 5 questions) for the permit to be issued.    The DMV will administer the permit test and issue the permit in the same visit. If the first version is not passed, a second version of the test will be given during the same visit.    An appointment must be made to take the test and have the permit issued. Click here to schedule your appointment at the DMV.

Question 15

What is the passage rate of the permit test and drivers license test?

Accepted Answer

We have less than 1% of students fail the permit test and drivers license test each year. We pride ourselves in having a very high passage rate because we train our students exceptionally well and significantly beyond the state standard.    As long as students put in the effort to comprehend the skills, practice the skills into habit and takes obtaining their permit and license seriously, they can be assured that their chances of passing both tests are very high.

Question 16

I received an "account active" email with log in information, but cant access my online course."

Accepted Answer

The account active email is for your students Freedom Drivers Ed account - used to schedule their behind the wheel training, Crash Avoidance Course and drive test services.    The online course is hosted through a different website and thus an addtional email will be recieved with specific log in information to start the online course. Please check your spam if you haven't recieved that email yet. If still needing help, please contact us.

Question 17

I have my permit, now what?"

Accepted Answer

After you have obtained your permit, you move into the training phase. Congratulations - you can now drive with any licensed driver over the age of 21 who your liable guardian has given permission too.  The training phase is the most important phase to give you a skill set to stay a low risk driver.  You must hold your permit for 1 year from the issue date before testing for your drivers license. You must complete at a minimum of 6 hours behind the wheel training, log 40 day time hours and 10 night time hours. Click here to download the states drive log. Copy blank logs to reach 40 daytime and 10 night time hours. DO NOT SIGN THE LOG UNTIL AT THE DMV WHEN APPLYING FOR DRIVERS LICENSE. We want to see you soon after receiving your permit for your first behind the wheel training session. Practice 5-10 hours and then schedule your first session. Do NOT wait until the last 6 months of holding your permit to schedule your training sessions - scheduling becomes difficult and this is a disservice to the student because they aren't building the skills we teach into habit. Log onto your Freedom Drivers Ed student account to schedule a session 1-2 months out.

Question 18

What time frame is the behind the wheel training rendered?

Accepted Answer

Comprehensive training provides three - 2hour behind the wheel training sessions rendered 90 days apart.  ​ 1) The time between training sessions provides time for the student to practice the skills taught during their training session and form those skills into habits. It is recommended that 10-15 practice hours be completed between sessions. We are not in this business to make a fast buck. We value our education and want to partner with parents / students that also see value in training. Car crashes are the number 1 killer of teens age 16-19. Training for a license is no different than training for excellence like any other sport or hobby. ​ 2) It allows us to maintain adequate availability for scheduling all current and new students. If a student needs multiple behind the wheel sessions in 1 quarter, those sessions are being taken away from other students and thus we have to add sessions to instructors' already busy schedules and that incurs a cost.  ​

Question 19

When can I start drivers education?

Accepted Answer

The minimum age to start the 30 hour online or virtual classrom course in Colorado is 14 years, 6 months of age.   We recommend starting the permit course 3-4 months prior to students 15th birthday if wanting to obtain a license by the age of 16.    If already 15 or older, finish the 30 hour permit course and obtain permit upon passing permit test.

Question 20

Why do you not offer traditional classrooms?

Accepted Answer

We value the education being delivered and we have found over the years that students retain and comprehend the curriculum in shorter settings (1.75 hours). For this reason, we believe it's in the students best interest to not expect them to stay mentally engaged for long days (3.5+ hours) and expect they fully understood and comprehended the material.    We are training them for more than a license and their education can mean the difference between life and death for them or someone else on the road. We do not take the process to train well or the education of your student lightly. We value their life, others lives and have designed our programs as such.   Click here to read more about why we render our 30 hour permit course through a virtual classroom that is shorter sessions (1 hour, 45 minutes).

Question 21

Can I get my permit before my 15th birthday?

Accepted Answer

No. The minimum age any permit will be issued in Colorado is 15 years of age. Must complete and pass the 30 hour online or virtual classroom course prior to 15 to obtain permit by 15 years of age.  Additionally, the written permit test must be passed before the permit will be issued.

Question 22

How many training hours does the state require?

Accepted Answer

If under the age of 18, fifty total hours will have to be proved to the DMV when applying for your license. Of those fifty hours, ten of them have to be logged night time hours. After becomming a student of ours, we will guide you on different acceptable ways to log your practice hours.

Question 23

Pre-registration - what is it and how do I do complete it?

Accepted Answer

The DMV requires all students attending a 30 hour online or classroom course to first complete pre-registration.  Pre-registration is a simiply way for the DMV to communicate to parents what identification documents are required when applying for a minor permit and ultimately a drivers license.  After pre-registering, you'll be given a confirmation number (this is your pre-registration DMV number). This number needs to be provided to Freedom Drivers Ed (either first session of classroom / virtual or put in your online course with no dashes). Your pre-registration number allows for Freedom Drivers Ed to submit student course completions electronically to the DMV on behalf of the student.  Click here to begin pre-registration and select "pre-registration steps". Continue to follow the prompts answering the questions appropriately.

Question 24

What identification documents need to be brought with me to the DMV to have a permit issued?

Accepted Answer

Click here for a list of required identification documents. You'll have to show proof of name, identify date of birth, social security and lawful presence to obtain a permit in Colorado.  Applicants without a lawful presence or temporary lawful presence in the U.S. need the following documents listed with the GREEN heading.

Question 25

What is the permit test and where do I take it?

Accepted Answer

The permit test is a written test consisting of 25 multiple choice questions. The test has to be passed at a minimum of 80% (not missing more than 5 questions) for the permit to be issued.    The DMV will administer the permit test and issue the permit in the same visit. If the first version is not passed, a second version of the test will be given during the same visit.    An appointment must be made to take the test and have the permit issued. Click here to schedule your appointment at the DMV.

Question 26

What is the passage rate of the permit test and drivers license test?

Accepted Answer

We have less than 1% of students fail the permit test and drivers license test each year. We pride ourselves in having a very high passage rate because we train our students exceptionally well and significantly beyond the state standard.    As long as students put in the effort to comprehend the skills, practice the skills into habit and takes obtaining their permit and license seriously, they can be assured that their chances of passing both tests are very high.

Question 27

I am having a hard time accessing the worksheets through the email I received, how can I download the worksheets?"

Accepted Answer

If you are having trouble accessing the worksheets from the email, please click this link - register and then download worksheets.  https://freedom-drivers-ed.zohoshowtime.com/sessions/virtual-classroom-worksheets-9325587699

Question 28

I have my permit, now what?"

Accepted Answer

After you have obtained your permit, you move into the training phase. Congratulations - you can now drive with any licensed driver over the age of 21 who your liable guardian has given permission too.  The training phase is the most important phase to give you a skill set to stay a low risk driver.  You must hold your permit for 1 year from the issue date before testing for your drivers license. You must complete at a minimum of 6 hours behind the wheel training, log 40 day time hours and 10 night time hours. Click here to download the states drive log. Copy blank logs to reach 40 daytime and 10 night time hours. DO NOT SIGN THE LOG UNTIL AT THE DMV WHEN APPLYING FOR DRIVERS LICENSE. We want to see you soon after receiving your permit for your first behind the wheel training session. Practice 5-10 hours and then schedule your first session. Do NOT wait until the last 6 months of holding your permit to schedule your training sessions - scheduling becomes difficult and this is a disservice to the student because they aren't building the skills we teach into habit. Log onto your Freedom Drivers Ed student account to schedule a session 1-2 months out.

Question 29

What time frame is the behind the wheel training rendered in?

Accepted Answer

Comprehensive training provides three, 2-hour behind the wheel training sessions rendered one every 90 days.  ​   1) It provides time for the student to practice the skills taught during their training session and form those skills into habits. It is recommended that 10-15 practice hours be completed between sessions. We are not in this business to make a fast buck. We value our education and want to partner with parents / students that also see value in training. Car crashes are the number 1 killer of teens age 16-19. Training for a license is no different than training for excellence like any other sport or hobby. ​   2) It allows us to maintain adequate availability for scheduling all current and new students. If a student needs multiple behind the wheel sessions in 1 quarter, those sessions are being taken away from other students and thus we have to add sessions to instructors' already busy schedules and that incurs a cost.  ​

Question 30

When can I start drivers education?

Accepted Answer

The minimum age to start the 30 hour online or classrom course in Colorado is 14 years, 6 months of age.

Question 31

Can I get my permit before my 15th birthday?

Accepted Answer

No. The minimum age any permit will be issued in Colorado is 15 years of age. Must complete and pass the 30 hour online or classroom course prior to 15 to obtain permit by 15 years of age.    Additionally, the written permit test must be passed before the permit will be issued.

Question 32

Pre-registration - what is it and how to I do it?

Accepted Answer

The DMV requires all students attending a 30 hour online or classroom course to first complete pre-registration.    Pre-registration is a simiply way for the DMV to communicate to parents what identification documents are required when applying for a minor permit and ultimately a drivers license.    After pre-registering, you'll be given a confirmation number (this is your pre-registration DMV number). This number needs to be provided to Freedom Drivers Ed (either first session of classroom / virtual or put in your online course with no dashes). Your pre-registration number allows for Freedom Drivers Ed to submit student course completions electronically to the DMV on behalf of the student.    Click here to begin pre-registration and select "pre-registration steps". Continue to follow the prompts answering the questions appropriately.

Question 33

How long do I have to finish my online course?

Accepted Answer

From the time of payment for your online course or packaged online course, you have 3 months to finish the course. Most students finish within 2 months. If more time is needed to finish the course, beyond 3 months an extension fee is charged.

Question 34

What identification documents need to be brought with me to the DMV to have a permit issued?

Accepted Answer

Click here for a list of required identification documents. You'll have to show proof of name, identify date of birth, social security and lawful presence to obtain a permit in Colorado.    Applicants without a lawful presence or temporary lawful presence in the U.S. need the following documents listed with the GREEN heading, click here   To schedule your permit test at the DMV, click here. Select "written test" as the service. DMV will give the test and issue the permit in the same visit.

Question 35

How to schedule permit test and issuing of permit at DMV

Accepted Answer

Please click here to schedule your written permit test. Select "written test" as the service. The DMV will administer the permit test and then issue the permit in the same visit.    Two appointmetns are NOT needed.

Question 36

Do you offer the written permit test?

Accepted Answer

At this time, we do not offer the written permit test. The DMV has to be visited regardless to have the permit issued and thus the test will be given and the permit issued in one DMV visit. The permit test procedures is the same if administered by a school or by the DMV. We do not have any special privileges or advantages to administering the permit test.    We believe our role in drivers education is to train students exceptionally well to exceed state testing standards. Please be resassured that our students have a very high passage rate for both the permit test and drive test.   Additionally, all of our students can take practice permit tests as many times as needed as well as the review session.    To schedule your appointment at the DMV for the permit test, click here. Select "written test" as the service. The DMV will give the permit test and issue the permit in the same visit.

Question 37

I have my permit, now what?"

Accepted Answer

After you have obtained your permit, you move into the training phase. Congratulations - you can now drive with any licensed driver over the age of 21 who your liable guardian has given permission too.    The training phase is the most important phase to give you a skill set to stay a low risk driver.    You must hold your permit for 1 year from the issue date before testing for your drivers license. You must complete at a minimum of 6 hours behind the wheel training, log 40 day time hours and 10 night time hours. Click here to download the states drive log. Copy blank logs to reach 40 daytime and 10 night time hours. DO NOT SIGN THE LOG UNTIL AT THE DMV WHEN APPLYING FOR DRIVERS LICENSE.   We want to see you soon after receiving your permit for your first behind the wheel training session. Practice 5-10 hours and then schedule your first session. Do NOT wait until the last 6 months of holding your permit to schedule your training sessions - scheduling becomes difficult and this is a disservice to the student because they aren't building the skills we teach into habit.  Log onto your Freedom Drivers Ed student account to schedule a session 1-2 months out.

Question 38

How do I access my student's worksheets or permit test review for the virtual classroom?

Accepted Answer

If you are having trouble accessing the worksheets from the email, please click this link - register and then download worksheets.    https://freedom-drivers-ed.zohoshowtime.com/sessions/virtual-classroom-worksheets-9325587699

Question 39

When should I start my behind the wheel training sessions?

Accepted Answer

After receiving your permit from the DMV, Freedom Drivers Ed would like students to be familiar with steering smoothly and accurately as well as brake and acceleration control. These skills are best practiced wtih a guardian in a parking lot with minimal parked vehicles and traffic / pedestrians.    We strongly recommend the following schedule for professional behind the wheel training:   Book first training session: after completing 5-10 practice hours with guardian   Book second training session: after completing 25-30 practice hours with guardian   Book third training session: after completing 40-45 practice hours with guardian   Progression through the 6 hour behind the wheel training curriculum is best achieved if students practice a minimum of 10-15 hours between each session. This allows for proper habit development of taught skills known to lower accident risk.    Students who wait until the end (less than 6 months prior to drive test eligibility date) may be disappointed to find significant scheduling difficulties and increased fees for completing training prior to testing eligibility date. Waiting also is a huge disservice to the student because they do not have enought practice time to build the skills we teach into habit.

Question 40

What is the purpose of spacing out behind the wheel training?

Accepted Answer

We require spacing out the behind the wheel training for two reasons.    1) It provides time for student to practice the skills taught during their training session and form those skills into habits. It is recommended that 10-15 practice hours be completed between sessions. We are not in the buisness to make a fast buck. We value our education and want to partner with parents / students that also see value in training. Car crashes are the number one killer of teens ages 16-19. Training for a license is no different than training for excellence like any other sport or hobby.    2) It allows us to maintain adequate availability for scheduling all current and new students. If a student needs multiple behind the wheel session in 1 month, those sessions are being taken away from other students and thus we have to add sessions to instructors' already busy schedules and that incurs a cost.    The time between training sessions is determined by the package purchased.

Question 41

How many practice hours does the state require?

Accepted Answer

If under the age of 18, fifty total hours will have to be proved to the DMV when applying for your license. Of those fifty hours, ten of them have to be logged night time hours.    After becomming a student of ours, we will guide you on different acceptable ways to log your practice hours.

Question 42

Do behind the wheel training sessions have to be completed prior to taking the physical drivers license test?

Accepted Answer

No. The only requirement the state has for drive test eligibility is holding your permit for 1 year from the issue date on your permit if under the age of 18. The state of Colorado does require proof of training if 16.5 or younger when applying for a license.    However, we would strongly encourage you to go through proper training prior to taking your licensing test as training is meant to help prepare you to become the most low risk, safe driver possible.    The drivers license test is not an indicator on safety level. The states standard test is meant to test very basic skills. In addition to training with Freedom Drivers Ed and equipping students with life saving skills, most insurance companies provide a premium discounts for licensed students who have completed training with us. This discount alone can save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars a year. Training is an investment both in your student and financially.

Question 43

What is required to complete a behind the wheel training session with Freedom Drivers Ed?

Accepted Answer

The required items are: -a valid permit             *(no photocopies, texts, or images will be accepted). By law, the driver has to be in                  possession of their physical permit or drivers licnese. A valid permit, means its                not expired.              *a paper permit requires a document that proves your identify with a photo (student               school ID)   -Restictions listed on permit             *contacts or eye glasses              *hearing aids   -Close toed shoes              *We require close toed shoes to limit risk with a student driver.              *No flip flops or sandals

Question 44

When am I eligible to take my physical drive test?

Accepted Answer

Under the age of 18 - one year from the issue date on permit Over the age of 18 - same day as permit is issued or later. No time requirement to hold permit.

Question 45

How do I obtain my license after passing the drivers license test with Freedom Drivers Ed?

Accepted Answer

We submit your score of the physical drivers license test the same day you take the test. If the test is passed the first time, a simply upgrade from a permit to a license can be accomplished. Click here to learn more about how to upgrade your permit to a license.    If the first test is failed, a state DMV will have to be visited physically to obtain a license. The state DMV's charge an additional fee to issue licensed to applicants who have taken the drivers license test more than once.    We highly recommend and offer a drive test prep service (45 minutes) to help increase the probablity of a passed test. The service is administered as a practice test and at the end you'll receive a communication about where you missed points, what driving behaviors are still problamatic for the test and information about what constitues automatic fails. This is 45 minutes specifically spent on the drivers license test. If you're a current student, schedule this service through your account.

Question 46

What is required to take a drivers license test?

Accepted Answer

LOCATION: Lone Tree Library - 10055 Library Way, Lone Tree, CO 80124. Meet tester outside front entrance of library. Please arrive 5 minutes early. If later than 10 minutes of scheduled time for test, the service is considered rendered and another scheduled time can be purchased if desired.    REQUIREMENTS FOR MINOR (UNDER 18): Must hold permit for 1 full year from the issue date on permit must provide personal vehicle for test prep or test to be administered in Vehicle provided must have: working lights, brakes, signals, windows, doors, and no cracks in windshield Must have valid permit in possession at time of test Must show proof of insurance (minor does not need to be listed on insurance until licensed) Must show proof of valid registration (need physical registration paper, not just stickers) If testing on an out of state permit, student must present DMV pre-registration number to tester prior to testing. click here to pre-register. Choose "apply for drivers license"   REQUIREMENTS FOR ADUTL (18 OR OLDER): Must have valid Colorado permit in possession at time of test Must provide personal vehicle for test prep or test Vehicle provided must have: working lights, brakes, signals, windows, doors, and no cracks in windshield Must have valid permit in possession at time of test Must show proof of insurance (minor does not need to be listed on insurance until licensed) Must show proof of valid registration (need physical registration paper, not just stickers) Must have interlock system installed if required by state   SERVICE IS CONSIDERED RENDERED IF: Student lacks proof of registration, insurance, permit or pre-registration number Student is more than 10 minutes late Student cancels session less than 48 hours from scheduled service Vehicle provided is not to standard   Any additional scheduled testing services can be purchased at full current rates if desired. We do not refund drive test services as we will always provide dates and times available to render the service.    WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T PASS THE TEST: State regulations require you to wait 24 hours before retesting You can retest with us for an additional charge. Call our office to schedule another test / payment. We do not guarantee next day appointments.    ISSUING A COLORADO DRIVERS LICENSE (UNDER 18): Make an appointment at the DMV to have the license issued Valid permit in your possession Parent supervised drive log (50 total hours, 40 daytime and 10 nighttime). Click here for the log. DMV issuing fee If your address has changed, 2 forms of proof of address Social security number

Question 47

Why is there no availabilty showing on the calendar?

Accepted Answer

There are several reason why you might not be seeing availability.    1) If you have already scheduled the maximum number of sessions you purchased or you have not paid any outstanding balance then you will not be able to self schedule   2) Each session defaults to the number of days between each training session depending on the package purchased.    3) Next months availability has not been uploaded yet and allowed for self scheduling. The first of each month, by 8am, the subsequent months' availability is available. Log in on the first of each month to see the most availability.

Question 48

How best to schedule virtual classroom sessions?

Accepted Answer

1) Log into your students account   2) Determine the date you want your student to start (click on session 1 and schedule - write the date and time down in a planner)   3) Determine the date you want your student to be done with the course (click on permit test review, then schedule and write in planner) - note: the student must be done with all other sessions before taking the permit test review and the student must be 15 or older prior to taking their permit test at the DMV. Depending on student's availability the virtual classroom typically takes students 1.5-3 months to complete   4) Schedule sessions 2-15 by clicking on the session and clicking on the offered date and time the student is available. Sessions 2-15 can be taken out of order   Call, chat or email us with any questions or concerns!

Question 49

When do my services expire?

Accepted Answer

Behind the wheel training, drive test and advanced courses expire 18 months from payment date. The online permit course must be finished within 3 months of payment date to avoid extension charges.   Most students take less than 2 months to complete the permit online course and thus most do not need an extension.