Nevada 30-Hour Driver Education Program

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Nevada DMV-Approved

Safe2Drive is approved by the Nevada DMV to offer the Nevada 30-Hour Driver Education course.

How Does the Driver Education Course Work?

1. Register for your 30-Hour course with us.
2. Pay for the course.
3. Complete the course instruction online.
4. Pass the short final exam.
5. Safe2Drive will email you a Certificate of Completion after we receive your notarized affidavit verifying that you have completed the final exam without outside assistance. The Nevada DMV requires this for all online schools.

How Do I Get My Instruction Permit?

To get your instruction permit, you must:

• Be at least 15 ½.
• Present proof of your identity and Nevada residential address.
• Pass a vision test.
• Pass a written test.
• Fill out the Application for Driving Privileges or ID Card (DMV 002) and have your parent/guardian sign the financial responsibility section on the application.
• Submit the Minor Affidavit and Information Sheet (DP-38).
• Submit the Certificate of Attendance (DMV 301).
• Pay the licensing fee and testing fee.

After I've Completed the 30-Hour Driver Education Course, How Do I Get My Driver's License?

To get your driver’s license after you’ve completed our 30-hour driver education course, you must:

• Be at least 16 years old.
• Hold a valid instruction permit for at least six months prior to applying.
• Have no at-fault collisions in the six months before you apply for your license.
• Have no moving violation convictions in the six months before you apply for your license.
• Have no alcohol or drug convictions in the six months before you apply for your license.
• Complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel experience with a licensed driver, who is 21 years or older and who has been licensed for at least one year, seated next to you at all times. 10 hours of this must be completed in darkness. Use the Nevada DMV’s Parent's Supervised Driving Guide for detailed lessons and tips on the skills beginning drivers need to learn to stay safe on the road. Keep a written log (DLD 130) of the dates and times of this behind-the-wheel experience. You can also use the RoadReady app. Your parent or guardian must sign the first page of the DLD-130 form.
• Pass a Driving Skills test.

Here is what you should bring with you when you go to the DMV to apply for your driver’s license:

• Your parent or guardian to sign the Financial Responsibility Statement and Affidavit for Minor to be Licensed
• Your instruction permit
• Proof of identity and Nevada residential address
• Your Driver Education Certificate of Completion
• Your completed Beginning Driver Experience Log (DLD 130) or RoadReady log printout
• The Application for Driving Privileges or ID Card (DMV 002)
• A vehicle with the Certificate of Registration and Evidence of Insurance card
• Your Certificate of Attendance (DMV 301)
• The licensing fee

How Much Does It Cost?

The 30-Hour course is just $39.95.