Advanced Driving SchoolFAQ's
Since Advanced Driving School is listed on your website, does this mean they are approved by the Illinois DMV to offer driver training courses?
The list of driver training schools on our webpage is provided as a convenience to our customers only. We CANNOT guarantee that every single school listed is fully-approved by the Illinois DMV. You may want to call Advanced Driving School directly to find out if they offer a state-certified behind-the-wheel training course.
Could I just have my mother or father give me my behind-the-wheel training instead of paying money to attend a professional behind-the-wheel training course?
It depends on which state you live in. There are some states which permit you to do your hands-on driver training with a parent or guardian instead of attending a professional driving school. However many states require that first-time drivers take a professionally-taught driver training course. We recommend that you ask your state's DMV office to find out if your parent or guardian can fill the role as your behind-the-wheel driving instructor.
I can't drive a manual-shift. Will Advanced Driving School allow me to complete my driver training on an automatic-shift vehicle?
We recommend that you contact Advanced Driving School and ask them if you can do your behind-the-wheel training using a vehicle that has an automatic shift before enrolling in their driver training course.
I live in a very remote area, where there are mountains and a lot of unpaved roads. Do you know if Advanced Driving School teaches students how to drive in rural areas like where I live instead of just driving on smooth, paved roads in city areas?
Since you live in a remote area, a local driving school such as Advanced Driving School will tailor your behind-the-wheel training to handle the conditions in your area.
Are 14-year-olds allowed to apply for a instruction permit in Illinois?
Although a few states allow teen-agers to begin practicing how to drive at 14, most states have set the minimum age for which to hold an instruction permit at either 15 or 15½. You will need to contact the Illinois Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or a licensed driving instruction company like Advanced Driving School to find out what the minimum age for driving is in Illinois.
Do I have to take both a defensive driving classroom course and a driver training course in Granite City Illinois to get my Illinois driver's license?
The laws vary depending on which state you live in, but most states do require that pre-licensed drivers enroll in a drivers education classroom course and a driver training course. You may want to call a driving instruction company like Advanced Driving School and find out if they offer either (or both) of these programs.
I have to take a defensive driving course in Granite City Illinois. Can I meet this requirement by registering with Advanced Driving School?
Yes, Advanced Driving School offers drivers education courses in Granite City Illinois. You will need to contact Advanced Driving School directly to get more information on the types of courses they offer and when to sign up for a class.
What are the prerequisites in Granite City Illinois for getting a drivers license?
It depends on your state's laws, however in many states, teen-agers must complete both a safe driving classroom course and a driver training course. Advanced Driving School may offer an approved behind-the-wheel training course which you could take. Please contact Advanced Driving School for information regarding their available classes and how to go about registering for them.
Is a driver training course required in Granite City Illinois for me to get a drivers license?
The law in Illinois requires that all drivers complete a behind-the-wheel training course as part of their driver education. You should contact Advanced Driving School directly to find out about the types of courses they offer.
Is it okay for me to register for a behind-the-wheel training class in Illinois before I receive my Illinois instruction permit to drive?
Probably not. Most states require first-time drivers to have their instruction permit before they are allowed to register for a behind-the-wheel training program. You should contact a driving school like Advanced Driving School and request more information.