Behind-the-Wheel Training
Six lengths of course, from a single two-hour lesson to twelve hours across six lessons.
Behind-the-wheel training sold in six rungs: two hours, four, six, eight, ten or twelve, each as two-hour lessons. Six hours is the DMV requirement for a minor and is the rung their own price list marks with an asterisk.
Selling eight and ten and twelve hours matters more than it sounds. A nervous student who needs more than the minimum can buy exactly what they need instead of six hours plus guesswork, and a parent can see the cost before committing.
- Two-hour lessons
- Six lengths: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 hours
- Six hours meets the DMV requirement for a minor
- Eleven cities served
From first lesson to test day.
- 1
Book your first two hours
We pick up from home, school or work. No need to get to us.
- 2
Streets, then freeway, then canyons
Each lesson builds on the last, in the order the test asks for.
- 3
Drive the examiner routes
The same roads the DMV uses, driven before it counts.
- 4
Take the test in this car
The car you learned in, with an instructor who knows the route.