Last Updated 26th of February, 2010

What if I want to take a drivers education course not listed on the DMV drivers ed list of approved programs?

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Simply contact your state motor vehicle office with the drivers ed course information and ask if they will accept it. They may ask you to fill out a form.

Often, the DMV will accept the drivers education course, even if it is a driver ed online program, if they are satisfied the course meets DMV drivers ed requirements. They will consider the program and compare it to other DMV-approved courses to ensure it will be the best way for you to earn a drivers license.

Exceptions to a classroom setting course requirements are usually granted because the student has been home schooled, they live in a very rural area or when attendance would create physical or mental obstacles.

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