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Satisfy your Nevada driver education requirement for an instruction permit or driver license.

Approved by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
Forget the hassle of classrooms--take the course entirely online.
Our 15-5 course is best for students who would prefer to complete the behind-the-wheel training with a professional driving school.
Our 30-hour course option allows you to skip professional behind-the-wheel training.
Free certificate processing. In fact, no hidden fees at all!
Excellent Customer Support. Call us at (800) 763-1297 or email us at support@safe2drive.com.

What is the Nevada Driver Education Course?

Nevada Driver Education is a formal program that teaches teens how to drive safely on Nevada's roads. Nearly all teens under the age of 18 must take driver education to obtain an instruction permit or a driver license. Teens can enroll starting at age 15.

The program is regulated by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Teens have several options to complete driver education:

Complete a 30-hour online course.
Complete a 15-hour online course with 5 additional hours of driver training by a professional instructor.
Complete a classroom course.

The 30-hour online course is an increasingly popular option because of the convenience and lower cost. The 15-hour course incorporates an additional 5 hours of driver training taught by a certified driving instructor. Classroom courses are offered by either public or private schools.

Private schools that offer driver education must be certified by the DMV. Safe2Drive is certified to offer both online options: 30-hours and 15-hours of driver training.

Take Nevada 30-Hour Online Driver Education

Teens take our DMV-approved 30-hour Nevada Driver Education course to satisfy their driver education requirement for getting their driver license. This course option allows you to skip professional behind-the-wheel training.

Take Nevada 15-5 Driver Education and Behind-the-Wheel Training

Take our 15-5 Nevada Driver Education course if you wish to incorporate 5 hours of professional driving instruction along with your 15-hour online instruction. Use your own professional driving school instructor or choose one of our partners. This 15-hour course includes the essentials of driver education. It complements your professional driving instruction experience.

How Online Nevada Driver Education Courses Work

Our driver education courses are full of great benefits and can be completed in just three easy steps:

Step One: Register.

Registration is quick and easy. You'll create an account that includes a username, password, and email address. Then you'll read some instructions about the course. After that, you're ready to get started!

Step Two: Take the Course.

Both courses consist of engaging lessons made up of reading material, videos, animations and games on traffic laws and defensive driving techniques. Nevada state law requires the 30-hour course to be 30 hours long and the 15-hour course to be 15 hours long. You can proceed through the course at your own pace. Come and go as often as you like. Each time you log in, we automatically take you right back to where you left off.

There is a short multiple-choice quiz after each lesson. You must pass the lesson quiz to proceed to the next lesson. You can take the quizzes as many times as necessary to pass.

The final part of the course is a 10-question multiple-choice final exam. You must score at least 80% to pass. Most people pass on their first attempt, but don't worry! We allow unlimited exam retakes at no extra charge, so you can retake the exam until you pass.

Step Three: Receive Your Certificate of Completion.

Safe2Drive will email you a Certificate of Completion immediately after you pass the final exam. You can print your certificate right away!

What is the Difference Between Driver Education and Driver Training

Drive education is theory and driver training is practice. Theory and practice. Driver education involves learning the techniques of driving safely by participating in learning activities such as simulations, videos, animations, and even game-playing. Driver training is "on-the-job" training where you actually drive a vehicle under the guidance of a driver training instructor. A teen must first complete driver education to obtain a permit to drive. A permit is required to begin driver training.

Why Safe2Drive?

At Safe2Drive, we put our customers above everything else. We pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service and top-notch courses at low prices. We're constantly updating our courses to make sure they have the most up-to-date information and use the best technology available. We also offer a Money Back Guarantee.

Best of all, our courses are easy to complete and extremely convenient. Skip the hassle of the classroom and take your course online from the comfort of your own home (or on the go!).

So what are you waiting for? Get started today!

Frequent Questions

Nevada Driver Education Course

General Note

We have made every attempt to answer the most commonly asked Nevada Driver Education questions. Please call or email us if your question is not here.

What is the Nevada Driver Education Course?

How do the online Nevada Driver Education courses work?

It's simple. After you create an account (which takes less than a minute), you can start Safe2Drive's 15/5 or 30-HR driver's ed course. You will be prompted to pay at the end of registration.

The course is available online 24/7. That means you can log in and out whenever you want and from any computer that has Internet access. When you log back in, you can return to the exact page where you left off. Doesn't that sound better than spending your weekends in a classroom?

At the end of the course, there will be a final exam. Don't worry though. You can take it as many times as you need in order to pass. Once you pass the test, you will be able to print your Certificate of Completion right away. If you do not have access to a printer and need a hard copy of your Receipt of Completion, please call us and we would be more than happy to mail you a copy.

Who must take Nevada driver's education?

Nevada beginning drivers under the age of 18 must complete a driver education course if they want to obtain a driver license. You can enroll in a driver education course at age 15.

Safe2Drive's online course is DMV-licensed and fulfills the 15/5 and 30-HR Nevada driver's education requirement for new drivers under 18 years old. But no matter how old you are, if you want to learn about driving in Nevada and plan to obtain a Nevada drivers license, you can take this course.

What is the 30-HR Nevada Driver Education course?

The 30-HR course is a 30-hour online course that satisfies the Nevada Driver Education requirement. No professional behind-the-wheel training is required with this course.

In addition to completing this 30-hour online course, you will also need to complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel driving with a licensed driver who is 21 or older and has been licensed for at least one year, seated next to you at all times. 10 hours of the experience must be completed in darkness. You must keep a written log of the dates and times of this behind-the-wheel driving and submit it when you take your driving skills test.

What is the 15/5 Nevada Driver Education course?

The 15/5 course offers an alternative to a 30-hour online course. Basically, you will do 15 hours of online driver's education AND 5 hours of driver's training (behind-the-wheel) with a Nevada certified professional driving school.

In addition to completing the 15-hour online course and 5 hours of training with a professional driving school, you must also complete 45 hours of behind-the-wheel driving with a licensed driver who is 21 or older and has been licensed for at least one year, seated next to you at all times. 10 hours of the experience must be completed in darkness. You must keep a written log of the dates and times of this behind-the-wheel driving and the 5 hours of training with a professional driving school and submit it when you take your driving skills test.

How much do the Nevada Driver Education courses cost?

The cost for the 15/5 Nevada driver's education online course is $34.95. The 30-HR course is $39.95.

How long will it take for me to finish the Nevada Driver Education course?

This will vary depending on your individual pace. The good news is that with Safe2Drive you can always go at your own pace and log in and out at your convenience. Think how fast time can fly if you do 20 minutes here and there.

When will I receive my Certificate of Completion?

After you complete the Safe2Drive course, we will e-mail your Certificate of Completion, free of charge. Please make sure to unblock support@safe2drive.com from your e-mail Spam settings.

How do I get a duplicate copy of my Certificate of Completion?

If you lose your certificate, you can request a duplicate by calling Customer Service at 1-800-763-1297.

Will I need to take a Nevada high school driver's ed class in addition this course?

No. The Safe2Drive driver's ed course gives you everything you need to complete the driver's education portion of your 15/5 or 30-HR course.

What's included in the Safe2Drive course fee?

The course fee includes the tuition fee for either the 15 hours or 30 hours of online instruction and the Certificate of Completion. If you take the 15-5 program, please keep in mind that you will have to take the 5 hours of behind-the-wheel training with a professional driving school. You will pay the professional driving school their fee for these 5 hours of behind-the-wheel training. The behind-the-wheel training is not included in Safe2Drive’s course fee.

How do I pay for the course?

Once you create an account, you can pay online using VISA, MasterCard, or American Express. You can also pay by credit card over the phone by calling Customer Service at 1-800-763-1297.

Is it safe to use my credit card online?

Yes. Safe2Drive always uses the latest in security technology to protect your Internet transactions. To ensure your privacy, your credit card number is never kept on file.