Wisconsin drivers: find the right online course for you! Teen Drivers Ed, Failure to Yield, or Permit Test Prep — get started today.
Wisconsin Online Drivers Ed Courses
Find the right Wisconsin drivers ed course.
Whether you’re starting driver education, reviewing right-of-way rules, or preparing for your permit test, Pass Drivers Ed offers flexible online courses for Wisconsin drivers. Choose the course that fits your needs.
WISCONSIN COURSE OPTIONS
Which Wisconsin course is right for you?
Explore our three online Wisconsin courses and choose the one that matches your driver education or training needs.
30-Hour Online Course
Teen Drivers Ed
Complete the online classroom portion of Wisconsin teen driver education.
- 30-hour online course
- Self-paced learning
- Classroom education
2-Hour Online Course
Failure to Yield
Complete right-of-way training for qualifying Wisconsin violations.
- 2-hour online course
- Teens and adults
- DMV completion notification
Online Practice & Review
Permit Test Prep
Build confidence before taking Wisconsin’s written permit test.
- Rules of the road review
- Practice tests
- Optional preparation course
Eligible Wisconsin students may qualify for driver education grant assistance.
Three online courses. One easy place to get started.
Explore Wisconsin teen drivers ed, Failure to Yield, and Permit Test Prep courses. Choose the option that fits your needs and start learning online.
Wisconsin Driver Education Resources
Find Wisconsin DMV information about driver education, instruction permits, knowledge tests, and Failure to Yield requirements.
Wisconsin teens must meet applicable eligibility, enrollment, and testing requirements. Check the Wisconsin DMV for the latest instruction permit requirements before applying.
Choose Teen Drivers Ed for the required classroom education, Failure to Yield if you have been directed to complete a right-of-way course, or Permit Test Prep for optional written-test practice.
Wisconsin’s Driver Education Grant Program helps eligible teens pay for driver education, including classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training.
Students ages 14½–19 who meet the state’s eligibility requirements may qualify for assistance. Funding is limited, and applications open periodically.
Learn more about eligibility, grant codes, and how to register with Pass Drivers Ed.
Ready to get started with Wisconsin drivers ed?
Find the online course that fits your needs, whether you’re a teen learning to drive, completing a Failure to Yield requirement, or preparing for your permit test.
Pass Drivers Ed offers online driving education courses for teens and adults across the U.S.
CONTACT DETAILS
Phone: (888) 206-1328
Email: info@passdriversed.com
Web: passdriversed.com