Frequently Asked questions

Every resident of Utah who drives a motor vehicle on the highways (any public roadway) must have a valid Utah driver license, DPC, learner permit, or temporary driving permit.

You can start your driver education at 15 years old. A learner permit is not necessary to start the classroom course. However, a valid Utah learner permit is required to perform the behind-the-wheel portion of the program.

We are a State Certified Utah Driver Education Provider.

Complete your online course and  6-hour behind-the-wheel instruction with us!

To apply for a first-time Utah driver’s license, you must be at least 16 years of age; have held a Utah learner permit for six (6) months (if under 18 years of age); furnish proof of a prior driver’s license or proof of driver education if 18 and under (19+) does not require driver education); provide two (2) documents indicating your Utah residence, proof of identity, full social security number, and legal/lawful presence. 

Yes, but you are not required to hold your learner permit for 6 months before applying for your driver’s license.

Enroll in our Driver Education and apply for your Utah learner permit. When you complete the course, you will be ready to take the Road Test to get your driver’s license. 

You may choose from these two options:

1. Complete a driver education course, and complete at least 40 hours of practice driving (10 hours after sunset); or
2. Do not complete a driver education course and you will be required to carry a learner permit for 90 days, and complete at least 40 hours of practice driving (10 hours after sunset.)

1. Traffic Safety and Trends Exam: This is an online, open-book exam required for all first-time driver’s license applicants. This exam may be taken as often as necessary and be passed with a 100% score.

2. Written Knowledge Test: This exam is taken in person at the Drivers License Division. If you have never been licensed in Utah or any other state or country, you must take a 50-question closed-book test. 

If you have been previously licensed in another state or country and are applying for your first-time Utah driver’s license, you will be required to take a 25-question open-book test.

3. Driving Skills Test: Also known as the Road Test. It evaluates driving behaviors, demonstrating that you possess the basic skills, knowledge, and abilities to safely maneuver a vehicle in compliance with Utah State Traffic Rules and Regulations and generally accepted safe driving practices. 

Every driving school in Utah can only provide to an individual one of these two services. That means that if you completed your driver’s education with us, you will need to do the road test at the DLD or with another school.

If you completed your driver’s education somewhere else, we can administer your Driving Skills Road test.

Above all, we care for your safety. All our vehicles are Top Safety Pick Award recipients by the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety).

The evidence of the privilege to drive a motor vehicle in Utah for individuals who are unable to establish legal/lawful presence.

Two (2) documents of Utah residence address

Proof of identity, including a certified translation if the document is not in English

Individual tax identification number (ITIN) or Social Security number

Written knowledge test required (50 questions if never licensed – 25 questions open-book if previously licensed.)

A driving skills test is required for all unless providing evidence of a driving privilege from another U.S. state.

Fingerprint card and photo