To take the Arizona instruction permit exam, you must be 15 years and six (6)months old.  If you are 15 1/2, but under 18, you can take the Arizona instruction permit exam to receive your Arizona instruction permit and start driving.

Anybody can sign up for the Teen Driving Course online drivers education program.  The online driver education classes offered by Teen Driving Course are designed to help you learn how to drive safely and prepare you for the Arizona instruction permit and drivers license tests.

If you want to enroll in Teen Driving Course's online driver education class to satisfy specific Arizona Motor Vehicle Division ("MVD") driver education requirements, you should first contact the Arizona MVD to see if an online drivers education class will meet your state's drivers education requirements. 

In order to take the instruction permit or drivers license exam in Arizona, you will need to provide the Arizona MVD with several documents.  If you are a minor (i.e.--under the age of 18), you will need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian when you go to the Arizona MVD location or bring signed parental approval with you.  You must also provide a primary form of ID (such as a birth certificate or passport) and a secondary form of identification such as a Social Security card or an out-of-state drivers license.  The Arizona MVD offers a complete list of acceptable forms of identification, so we recommend you check their website before going to their office.

You have UNLIMITED opportunities to pass Teen Driving Course's Arizona online drivers education class final exam at no additional cost!

Teen Driving Course's Arizona online driver education final exam has a total of 30 questions.  You will need to get at least 24 correct to pass.

While it's not always possible to to satisfy all Arizona MVD standards by taking the Teen Driving Course online drivers education class, many times the Arizona MVD will allow you to take our online driver ed class to satisfy the state requirements.  To find out if you can take Teen Driving Course to satisfy these requirements, please contact the Arizona MVD.

You have several shipping options to choose from (but of course, quicker shipping will cost you more).  When you register with Teen Driving Course, you can choose one of several shipping options to receive your certificate of completion:  Standard U.S. mail at no extra cost (probably the best option unless you're in a big hurry to get your certificate), or--for an additional cost--FedEx Delivery via 3rd day, 2nd day, or Overnight. 

Yes, you may begin driving if you have received your instruction permit.  However, per Arizona law, a licensed driver who is 21 years or older must occupy the front passenger seat at all times when you drive.

You have to have had your Arizona instruction permit for at least six (6) months before you become eligible to receive your graduated drivers license. 

Meanwhile, you will need to log (i.e.--make a written record of) at least 30 hours of supervised driving.  Once you have completed your driving requirements, you may take the Arizona MVD drivers license examination.

Yes.  You will need to practice driving for at least 30 hours (10 must be at night) under the supervision of a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old before you can be eligible to receive your Arizona drivers license.  Alternatively, you may participate in a professional school driving program to get your 30 hours of supervised driving.

In addition to completing an Arizona online driver education class, you will need to practice driving under adult supervision for at least 30 hours, 10 of which must occur at night.

During the first six (6) months after receiving your Arizona graduated (Class G) driver's license, you may drive with only one (1) non-family passenger who's less than 18 years old in the vehicle, however a parent or guardian who holds a valid Arizona driver's license (Class A, B, C, or D) must be seated in the front passenger seat.

For the first six (6) months after receiving your graduated drivers license, you are only allowed to have one (1) passenger under the age of 18 in the car unless your parent or guardian (who holds a valid Arizona Class A, B, C, or D driver's license) is seated in the front passengers seat.  This restriction does not apply to minor-aged passengers who are your siblings.

Absolutely NOT!  The law in Arizona requires that you be accompanied by a licensed driver who's at least 21 years old any time you drive.

Teen Driving Course offers top-of-the-line Arizona online drivers education classes at the lowest prices.  Because class prices are subject to change, please click on our "Course Options" link to see current prices for our Arizona drivers education program.

Certainly.  Teen Driving Course wants to provide you with the best Arizona online drivers education possible.  If for any reason you are not satisfied with our online class or materials, simply tell us before we send out your certificate of completion and we will give you a full refund.  That's Teen Driving Course's guarantee.