Ohio Drivers Ed

The first step to getting your Ohio license is to start on Aceable's Ohio Drivers Ed course. Ohio teens must be 15 years and 5 months of age in order to start the course. If you're 18 or older, a drivers education course is not required in the state of Ohio. The drivers course has 10 levels, totaling 24 hours of online classroom instruction. You can do up to two hours of classroom instruction per day. After you reach that two-hour limit, the state of Ohio requires that you are locked out of your account for 24 hours– then you can pick up from where you left off! You have six months to complete the whole course. We're sure you'll breeze right through it since you won't just be reading for 24 hours straight. Instead, Aceable mixes it up with text, videos, pictures, memes, and pop-up questions. After you complete the first two levels (the first two hours of the course), we'll mail you a Certificate of Enrollment so that you can start on your behind-the-wheel hours after getting your permit.

You must be at least 15 and 6 months old to get your Ohio permit. While you won't need to present your Aceable Certificate of Enrollment to get your permit, you will need it to start your behind-the-wheel hours, so don't forget to keep an eye out on your mailbox for this certificate from us! You can head to your local Driver Exam Station and take the vision and written knowledge tests. There'll be 40 questions on the permit test. The questions will focus on motor vehicle regulations and traffic signs, and you have to score at least 75% or better (at least 30 out of 40 questions correct) to pass. You can also review the material in your Aceable course to refresh your memory and study for the test. If you fail the written knowledge test, you can retake it at least 24 hours later. There's no limit on how many times you can take the written permit test. Within 60 days of passing the vision and written knowledge tests, you must head to the Deputy Registrar License Agency to present your documents and purchase a TIPIC (Temporary Instructional Permit Identification Card), also simply known as a permit.

Once you have your permit, enroll in a state-certified professional driving school. You'll do 8 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction hours with them. Make sure you bring your Aceable Certificate of Enrollment and present it before you begin driving lessons! In addition to driving lessons, you also need to complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel practice (10 of which must be at night) with your parents or legal guardians. You don't need to log these 50 hours. Instead, your parent or guardian will simply fill out a Fifty Hour Affidavit and get it notarized. You'll need to present the affidavit at the Driver Exam Station when you test for your license. If you have a permit and are between the ages of 15 and a half and 16 years old, you're only allowed to drive if you have a licensed parent or guardian with you in the passenger seat. However, your parent or guardian can get you an In Loco Parentis Affidavit, which allows a permit holder in this age range to drive with another specified licensed adult who is at least 21 years old or older. If you have a permit and are at least 16 years old or older, you're only allowed to drive if you have a licensed adult who is at least 21 years old or older with you in the passenger seat.

Complete the rest of your Aceable course (10 levels). When you're done with Aceable, we'll mail you a Certificate of Completion. You need to present this to your professional driving school in order to get your completed Driver Education Certificate. Don't skip this step or you may be turned away when you test for your license!

You can get your Ohio license if you meet all of the following requirements: You're at least 16 years old. You've held your permit for at least six months. You've finished your 24-hour Aceable course and received a Certificate of Completion from us. You've completed 8 hours of training with a state-certified professional driving school. You've completed 50 hours of driving (10 of which must be at night) with your parents or legal guardians. You'll need to schedule an appointment for your driving test by contacting a Driver Exam Station or calling the Ohio BMV at 614-752-7600. Please note that the BMV can book up very quickly, especially during high-volume seasons like the summer and during spring break. You should schedule your driving test as far in advance as possible. If you fail the driving test, you'll have to wait seven days before retaking. If you fail on the fourth time, however, you'll need to wait six months until you'll be allowed to take it again. If you're under 18 years old and have held your probationary license for less than 12 months: You cannot drive between midnight and 6am unless you're accompanied by a parent or guardian. You cannot operate a vehicle with more than one non-family member as a passenger unless you're accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you're under 18 years old and have held your probationary license for 12 months or longer you cannot drive between 1am and 5am unless you're accompanied by a parent or guardian. A conviction of a traffic offense within the first six months of having a license may result in a parent or guardian having to accompany you for six months or until you're 17 years old. Multiple traffic convictions before your 18th birthday may result in a license suspension. For alcohol-related convictions, your license will be suspended for at least six months.

First things first - you need to be 15 years and 5 months old to be able to start this course. Once you have your permit, enroll in a state-certified professional driving school. You'll do 8 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction hours with them. You also need to complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel practice (10 of which must be at night) with your parents or legal guardians. You don't need to log these 50 hours. Instead, your parent or guardian will simply fill out a Fifty Hour Affidavit and get it notarized. You'll need to present the affidavit at the Driver Exam Station when you test for your license.

The course has 10 levels, totaling 24 hours of online classroom instruction. You can do up to two hours of classroom instruction per day. After you reach that two-hour limit, the state of Ohio requires that you are locked out of your account for 24 hours - then you can pick up from where you left off! You can use this break to learn to juggle, work on your tan, or shock your mother by cleaning your room without being asked.

If you need another copy of your certificate, you can easily order one from Aceable for only $10 here. If you're having trouble making your purchase, please contact us.

1. Take the first two levels of Aceable's Ohio Drivers Ed.
2. Get your permit at the BMV.
3. Work on your behind-the-wheel hours.
4. Finish the rest of your Aceable Ohio Drivers Ed course (levels 3-10).
5. Get your license at the BMV.

At the end of each level is a short level assessment consisting of 10 questions. The questions will be a mix of multiple-choice and true/false questions. You must score at least 70% or better (at least 7 out of 10 questions correct) in order to pass and go on to the next level. If you fail a level assessment, you can take it again. There is no limit on how many times you can take a level assessment and you don't have to pay again to take a level assessment more than once.

You'll be asked identity security questions at various points throughout the course. If you miss a question (which we doubt you will, since these questions are all about you!), the state of Ohio requires that you are locked out of the course for 24 hours.

The final exam consists of 50 questions. The questions will be a mix of multiple-choice and true/false questions. You must score at least 75% or better (at least 38 out of 50 questions correct) in order to pass and receive a Certificate of Completion from Aceable. If you fail the final exam, you can take it again 24 hours later. You have three chances to pass the final exam. After failing the final exam three times, you'll be locked out of the course. Contact us so that we can unlock your account. Unfortunately, the state of Ohio requires that you restart the course from the very beginning when this happens. Passing this final exam proves to the state of Ohio that you passed your drivers ed course. You'll still have to take and pass a written knowledge exam at the BMV to get your permit.

You'll receive your Certificate of Enrollment in the mail after you complete Level 2 of the course. This certificate allows you to apply for your permit and start taking behind-the-wheel lessons with a professional instructor. You'll receive your Certificate of Completion in the mail after you complete the whole course (10 levels). This serves as proof that you've met all required 24 classroom hours of drivers ed online with Aceable.

You can get your license when you meet all of the following requirements:

• You are at least 16 years old.
• You've held your permit for at least six months.
• You've finished your 24-hour Aceable course and received a Certificate of Completion from us.
• You've completed 8 hours of training with a state-certified professional driving school.
• You've completed 50 hours of driving (10 of which must be at night) with your parent or legal guardian.

You'll receive two certificates from Aceable. One will be mailed to you after you complete Level 2 of the course so that you can apply for your permit and start taking your behind-the-wheel hours with a professional instructor. Another certificate will be mailed to you when you complete the whole course (10 levels) as proof that you've met your drivers ed requirement. The course comes with free standard shipping via the US Postal Service (USPS), and certificates sent out using this option should arrive within 5-12 business days. You can also purchase expedited shipping when you reach the end of the course. Here are the prices:

• Next-Day – $45
• Saturday Next-Day – $55
• Second Day – $35
• Third Day – $10