Parent & Teen Frequently Asked Questions

Why are your prices lower than other driving schools?
The Youth In Progress Driving Program offers reduced fee driver's education in exchange for community service. For example, students created a collection box for soldier's overseas and filled the box with donated items requested by the servicemen.

Why does a parent or guardian have to attend the class?
As of August 31, 2007 the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles created a new curriculum which includes the parent/guardian/designee must attend a 2-hour driver's education information class within one year.

How old do you have to be to start taking classes?
You have to be at least 15 years, 9 months and 1 day old. This is the RMV requirement.

Do I need my permit to start Driving Education Classes?
You do not need a permit to attend classroom instructions. However, you do need your permit for driving lessons. In order to schedule driving lessons, we need to have a copy of your permit.

What do I need to do to complete my driving education requirements?
-30 hours of classroom instructions
-18 hours of motor vehicle on-road instruction consisting of a minimum of
twelve (12) hours of actual behind the wheel instruction and
six (6) hours of observation while another student is taking behind-the wheel instruction.
- A parent must a attend a 2 hour parent class
-40 hours of driving with parents/guardians

Where can I obtain a copy of the Driver's Manual?
You may click this link to download it or pick up a copy at any Registry of Motor Vehicles.

How can I look up my driving certificate?
You can go to the RMV here to find your certificate.

Where can I find a license application?
Click here to download the RMV form.

Where can I find a road test application?
Click here to download the RMV form.

What should I bring to class?
Please, always bring your white classroom hours sign-in card with you. You must have it signed at each class to receive credit for your classroom hours.

What if I miss a class?
If a student misses a class, the student must make up the module that was missed. It is up to the student to contact the school to make arrangements to make up the missed class.