Teen Drivers Ed 

State-required 30 hour course for students 14-17 years of age, seeking a driver license.

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  • 100% Online
  • Self-Paced
  • Ages 14 to 17
  • Required 30 Hrs

Failure To Yield

Anyone convicted of a Failure to Yield violation must complete a Right-of-Way course.

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  • 100% Online
  • Self-Paced
  • All Ages
  • Required 2 Hrs

Permit Prep

Anyone struggling to pass the written permit test only. 

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  • 100% Online
  • Self Paced
  • Prepare for Your Permit!

Wisconsin Drivers Ed Courses

Pass Drivers Ed offers a variety of completely online driver education courses for Wisconsin teens and adults. All of our courses are state-approved and are guaranteed to give you the confidence you need to stay safe on the road.

30-Hour Teen Course

The 30-hour Wisconsin teen course is specifically designed around the state of Wisconsin’s requirements for the classroom portion of teen driver education.

Failure to Yield

Our Wisconsin Failure to Yield course has been approved by the DMV and meets the state’s requirements for drivers mandated to refresh their failure to yield knowledge.

Permit Test Prep

This permit test prep course is perfect for new drivers to review the information they’ll need to know to pass the written permit test.

Additional Resources

Teen Drivers Information Permit Test Information Road Test Waiver Schedule a Road Test Right-of-Way/Failure to Yield Information

To get your learner’s permit, you must provide the following documentation to the DMV:
  • Proof of U.S. citizenship, legal permanent resident status, conditional resident status, or temporary visitor status.
  • Proof of name and date of birth​.
  • Proof of identity​.​
  • Proof of Wisconsin residency if you are 18 years of age or older.
  • Your Social Security number (you can fulfill your proof of identity requirement by presenting your Social Security card).
  • A completed Wisconsin Driver License Application MV3001
You must also complete the following requirements:
  • Pass the knowledge, sign, and vision tests.
  • Pay any driver licensing fees.
Additionally, if you are under the age of 18 you must…
  • Be at least 15 years old
  • Be enrolled in a certified driver education program. The school you are enrolled in must sign your MV3001 form, and your first behind-the-wheel lesson must occur no less than 60 days from the date your MV3001 form is signed.
  • You must have a signature of a guardian
  • You must be enrolled in high school or a high school equivalency program, be enrolled in a home-based education program, or have your diploma/GED and not be a habitual truant.

After you’ve completed your classroom, we will provide you with your transfer certificate, which you will bring to a state-certified behind-the-wheel driving school of your choice. From there, your driving school will issue you a signed MV3001, which you’ll take to the DMV to take your written test and get your learner’s permit. Then you can schedule your first driving lesson and start practicing!

To get your drivers license, you’ll need to bring the following documentation to the DMV:
  • Proof of name and date of birth
  • Proof of identity
  • Proof of citizenship or legal status in the U.S.
  • Proof of Wisconsin residency
  • Your Social Security Number
  • Proof of name change (if applicable)
You must then pass a driving exam with the DMV. If you are under the age of 18, you must also complete the following requirements:
  • 6 hours of behind the wheel driving with a licensed driving instructor
  • 6 hours of driving observation with a licensed driving instructor
  • 50 hours of practice with a guardian or approved parent sponsor
  • Submit a parent waiver (if applicable)