Apple Valley · Rosemount · Eagan · Lakeville
Taught by the people who teach driving for a living.
Behind-the-wheel instruction from current and former ISD 196 teachers. The same standards your kids know from the classroom, now behind the wheel.
Lessons and pricing
What it costs, and what you get.
Every lesson is one-on-one, in-car, with an instructor who teaches for a living. No rotating contractors.
Six-hour behind-the-wheel
The six hours Minnesota requires before a teen can take the road test. Not just test prep — the kind of driving your kid will actually do once they have a license.
- Six one-on-one in-car hours
- Pickup and drop-off in your area
- Road-test preparation built in
- Taught by ISD 196 teachers
Two-hour practice lesson
Focused road time for adult learners, or for teens who want more time before the test. Bring the skill you want to work on.
- Two one-on-one in-car hours
- Built for adult learners
- Practice what you choose
30-hour online classroom
The classroom hours Minnesota requires before the permit test. Fully online, self-paced, start any day.
- Meets the Minnesota classroom requirement
- Self-paced and fully online
- Start any day
Mock road test
A full run of the real exam, on real roads, before test day. You find out what you missed while it still costs nothing.
Enroll nowPriority scheduling
First access to the next open lesson slots when your timeline is tight.
Enroll nowHow to get started
From enrolled to licensed, here is the path.
Four steps. We handle the state paperwork so you can focus on driving.
Enroll online
Pick your lessons, sign the enrollment agreement, and pay. About five minutes.
We file your Blue Card
We submit your enrollment to Minnesota DVS so you are cleared to take the permit test.
Schedule lessons
Once you have your permit, book your six hours with your instructor.
Finish and test
Complete your six hours, we file your White Card, and you are ready for the road test.
Already enrolled
Book your behind-the-wheel hours.
Once you have passed the permit test, reach out to reserve your six hours. We will match you with an instructor and a schedule that fits around school and sports.
Understanding your e-cards
What the Blue Card and the White Card mean.
Minnesota tracks driver training with two electronic cards. We file both for you. Here is what each one does.
Your enrollment confirmation
The Blue Card is proof you have enrolled with a state-approved school. Once you have enrolled, paid, signed the agreement, and given us your information, we submit it to Minnesota DVS.
Your completion confirmation
The White Card is filed once you have finished all six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. Your instructor confirms completion and we submit it to the state.