My Teen Needs To Get Their License- What Do I Need To Do Next?
Step 1: Register Them For Our NCDMV Drivers Education Class!
A teen must complete a Driver’s Education Course (30+ hours of classroom instruction + 6 hours behind-the-wheel training). We recommend that you book your NCDMV LLP Level 1 Appointment at this time. You can try a walk in but it's a toss-up! (Must be 14.5 years old or older to participate.)
Step 2: Obtain Limited Learner’s Permit (Level 1)
A teen will hold this for nine months. They must obtain a Drivers Eligibility certificate from their high school at this point- For this requirement, they must be passing 70% of their classes. Following obtaining this, they must log 60 hours of driving time with a supervised driver. (Must be 15 years or older to participate.)
Step 3: Limited Provisional License (Level 2)
A teen must have held a Limited Learner’s Permit for at least nine months. They must have no convictions for moving violations or seat belt/mobile device infractions in the last 6 months. They must pass the Road Skills Test at the NCDMV. They are allowed to participate in unsupervised driving from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. and to/from work or any volunteer fire, rescue or emergency medical service. After 9 p.m. until 5 a.m., a supervising driver is required. (Must be 16 or older to participate.)
Step 4: Full Provisional License
Unsupervised driving at any time. They must be 16 to 17 years old. Have maintained a limited provisional license for at least six months. They must have no convictions of motor vehicle moving violations or seat belt/mobile telephone infractions within the last six months They must have completed and logged at least 12 hours of driving. Use of mobile devices prohibited. - At age 18, upgrading a full provisional license to a Class C driver license can be done online.
Our NCDMV-Accredited Four Phase Program: Why Choose Our Program?
What sets us apart:
🎯 Clear & Structured Process – No guesswork! We break everything down step by step. (Plus, we are people-people who actually want to talk to you!)
🧪 Real Talk for Real Risks - We cover marijuana vaping and driving, as well as Fentanyl use. Not just alcohol.
🛡️Defensive Driving Starts Here - We teach defensive driving from the first day of classroom and holistically work to integrate it into the whole of our program.
🧠From Learners To Leaders - As part of our comprehensive 36-hour classroom program, we are one of the only schools in the Southeast that teaches students learn how to respond respectfully and safely during a traffic stop—while also understanding their civil rights as a driver.
📝 Diversity-Forward Teaching – Not only will your teen receive professional guidance from certified instructors, but we also provide accommodations for students on the spectrum and those with testing anxiety.
🚀Confidence for Teens – Our curriculum focuses on full participation and active engagement- Not just passing a final exam. They will pass a test but learn so much more, ensuring readiness and success!
Electronic Registration Forms
Say goodbye to paperwork delays and embrace a swift start to your driving journey.
Guaranteed pick-up and drop-off options within our service area available for the driving portion
We bring the lessons to your doorstep, ensuring convenience and accessibility for every student.
The Most Up-To-Date Curriculum, Virtual Lecture-Based Classroom Options!
Modernize your teen's learning experience with an engaging curriculum and classrooms that cater to the evolving needs of today's students.
Competitive Pricing and Continued Family Support
At Drivers Of The Future, we understand that obtaining a driver's license is a family affair. We are here for you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and supportive experience.
