About Us
Our founders, Kym and Tiffany Wimberly, have built a legacy in education that prioritizes the individual needs of each student. This philosophy has been seamlessly carried over to ACT Qualified Driving Academy.
Here, we believe in a personalized, student-centered approach to learning, empowering our students to become responsible drivers who understand the importance of safety and courtesy on the road.
About UsContact Info
4051 Veterans Memorial Blvd Suite 307
Metairie, LA 70002- 504-738-7380
- info@qualifiedtodrive.com
Metairie, Louisiana
Class: 8am to 6pm
dial to drive: 504-738-7380
38hr Adult Driver’s Ed
38-Hr Adult Driver's Education Course
Our 38-hr Adult Driver's Ed Class includes 30 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel training to help you become a confident and responsible driver. If you feel you need more than the standard 14 Hr Pre-Licensing Course, we recommend you dive deeper with us. For those aged 18 and up seeking extended practical instruction, we've got you covered! Your safety is our priority, and sometimes, a little extra time makes all the difference. You will need to secure a Temporary Instruction Permit from the Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) to complete our program.
OMV Required Documents
You need to apply for a Class E Temporary Instructional Permit (TIP) from the Office of Motor Vehicles before you can take the knowledge test, drive during on-road lessons with an instructor, or participate in the on-road driving skills test. Make sure you meet all other Office of Motor Vehicles identification requirements. Note that this requirement doesn't apply to those enrolled in a National Guard Youth Challenge Program or to students who started driver education before September 4, 2018. After you finish your driver's education, you'll have to give back the TIP to the OMV, along with proof that you completed the driver's education course and any other necessary documents. The good news is that there's no extra cost to switch from a TIP to a Learner's Permit or a Full License.
Temporary Instruction Permit
All individuals seeking a louisiana license must get one.
Learner's Permits
Your Learners Permits are converted to Permanent License
Bring the following Documents to the OMV.
The cost of a Temporary Instruction Permit is $32.25, with a possible service fee of up to $6.00. Accepted forms of payment include Cash, Credit/Debit Card, Money Order, and Check (the check number must be over 1500 to be accepted). Convenience fees apply for Credit/Debit Cards and Checks. Students must bring the following items and documents to the Office of Motor Vehicles in order to obtain a Temporary Instructional Permit for Driver's Education:
Birth Certificate
Original or Certified Birth Certificate (Notarized or Photocopied documents will not be accepted).
Proof of Identity
One other Primary Document or Two Secondary Forms of Identification.
Social Security Card
Social Security Card (acceptable as one Secondary Document)
Proof of Residence
Proof of residence (Two proof of residence documents are required if applying for a Real ID).
Additional Residency Info
*Note: If an adult already possesses a valid Louisiana State ID with their Social Security Number in OMV's system, only the ID and Proof of Residency are needed.
Documents to Bring to the OMV
for Temporary Instruction Permit (TIP)Other Services
Ready to get your license? DMV line too long? Take your Louisiana mandated Road Skills Test with ACT Qualified Driving Academy—your safety is our priority, so we provide test-ready cars for a worry-free experience. Book your test today!
"Already finished your driving education elsewhere but missed the required 8 hours Behind the Wheel Training ? Don't let that gap hold you back! Join us to complete your journey to road-readiness. Your drive, our expertise – let's cross the finish line together!"
We have built a legacy in education that prioritizes the individual needs of each student. This philosophy has been seamlessly carried over to ACT Qualified Driving Academy. We believe in a personalized, student-centered approach to learning, empowering our students to become responsible drivers who understand the importance of safety and courtesy on the road.
