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A TIP Card is a Temporary Instruction Permit, and before you can take the required (1) Knowledge Test in a Teen Driver Education or Adult Pre-licensing Class, (2) engage in driving skills instruction during Behind the Wheel Training, or (3) take a DMV Road Skills Test, you must obtain a Temporary Instructional Permit (TIP) from OMV as required by R.S. 32:402.1. For a list of documents needed to get a Louisiana TIP Card, please click Documents to Bring to DMV for TIP Card. You can also reduce your wait times by scheduling a DMV TIP Appt: Book DMV TIP Appointment.

No, you do not need a TIP card for registration or to secure your seat in an upcoming class. However, it is necessary before taking the Knowledge Skills Test, which is administered at the end of the last day of class. For a list of documents needed to get a Louisiana TIP Card, please click Documents to Bring to DMV for TIP Card. You can also reduce your wait times by scheduling a DMV TIP Appt: Book DMV TIP Appointment.

a:Our teen driver's education course cost $525.00. Our adult pre-license course is $430. We also offer the DMV Road Skills Test and additional driving services. To review a full list of our driving services and pricing, please review Our Pricing.

You have several options, but the quickest way is to register online at: Teen Driver Registration. You can also register you over the phone at 504-738-7380 or you can register in person at 4051 Veterans Memorial Blvd Suite 307.

You have several options, but the quickest way is to register online at: Adult Driver Registration. You can also register you over the phone at 504-738-7380 or you can register in person at 4051 Veterans Memorial Blvd Suite 307.

a: A $25.00 sibling discount is provided to each sibling. At minimum, a non-refundable deposit is required to secure your registration. Adult Deposit is $215.00 | Teen Deposit is $262.50.

a: Students may participate in the classroom instruction if they are, at a minimum, in the eighth grade and within 90 days of their 15th birthday. Students cannot participate in the behind-the-wheel training until the age of 15. (RS 32:402.1). At 16, teens can apply for an intermediate license, and at 17, they can apply for a full driver's license. Please reference Louisiana Graduated License Program for program specifics.

a: In Louisiana, teen drivers are required to complete a 38HR Driver's Education Course, which consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. The cost of the program is $525. Register at: Teen Driver's Education Registration.

a: In Louisiana, adult drivers are required to complete a 14Hr-Prelicening Course, which consists of 6 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. The cost of the program is $430. Register at: Adult Pre-licensing Course registration.

a: Driver's education courses typically cover topics like Louisiana traffic laws, road signs, safe driving practices, defensive driving techniques, and the responsibilities and challenges of driving.

a: After you complete the classroom instruction and pass the DMV's Knowledge Skills Test (which is administered during the last 30 minutes of class), we will begin scheduling your Behind-the-Wheel Drives. Students or their parents can manage their behind-the-wheel lessons online using their student or parent portal. The scheduling process is based on availability, your preferred days and timeframes (you will complete availability cards used to schedule your drives), and the student's individual needs.

a: By law, the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles allows driving schools up to 120 days to complete a teen's 38-Hour Driver's Education Course. However, we consistently complete the entire process within 30-90 days. This includes the full 38-hour course, consisting of 30 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel training. In every case, we outperform the state's timeline and local driving schools in the Greater New Orleans area. To register for an upcoming Teen course online visit: Teen Driver Registration. You can also register you over the phone at 504-738-7380 or you can register in person at 4051 Veterans Memorial Blvd Suite 307.

a: For adults, you need to complete a 14-hour Adult Pre-licensing course, which is typically no more than five days, which includes classroom instruction, passing the DMV's Knowledge Skills Test, and passing the DMV's Road Skills driving test. Overall, the timeline can range from 7 days, if you choose our express service when registering, to a few weeks. Your flexibility and availability plays a part as well. To register for an upcoming Adult Class online, visit: Adult Driver Registration. You can also register you over the phone at 504-738-7380 or you can register in person at 4051 Veterans Memorial Blvd Suite 307.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, and students may miss classes or scheduled Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) instruction. Please see our Absence and Rescheduling Policy for details. Students are responsible for completing all in-class and BTW sessions within six (6) months from the date of enrollment. Failure to complete the course within the stipulated timeframe may result in the student being required to re-enroll and pay the full fee again.

You must be 18 years or older to attend an adult class and be a Louisiana Permanent Resident. Remember, everyone needs a TIP Card to complete driver's education in Louisiana.

q:Our experienced instructors are trained to help ease student anxiety, often using calm, patient, and supportive teaching methods.

q:All of our vehicles are fully insured and subject to regular safety inspections, in compliance with Louisiana state regulations.

q:Our Safety measures include dual-controlled vehicles, allowing instructors to take control if necessary, and our instructors are trained to manage various situations that might arise on the road.

q:We offer various support resources for parents, including guidance on how to support their teen's driving practice, updates on their teen's progress, and information about Louisiana's Graduated Licensing Program.

q:Yes, we offer road test preparation as part of our driver's education course. We are a licensed 3rd party road tester, allowing you to take your road test with our vehicles. Schedule Road Test.