It's easy! In fact, we can take you to that link right now! REMEMBER! You CANNOT use the First Drive link to schedule a second or third drive! Here you go...  Schedule First Drive

Okay... to schedule the second lesson you'll need to go directly to your Instructor's scheduling link. Let's take you to a list of Instructors, and from there a click on your Instructor's name and you'll be taken to their scheduling link. Schedule Driving Lesson #2

Let's point you in the right direction. All you'll need is your Instructors name. If you don't know it, you'll find it in the confirmation email you received after you scheduled your First Driving lesson. Once you have their name, just click this link: Instructor Information

Yes! Before beginning driving lessons, whether it's a part of the Complete Driver's Ed Course or just the Three 2-Hour Driving Lessons without the Classroom Session, students must pass the written test at the Missouri Highway Patrol Exam Station and be issued a State Instruction Permit before they can get behind the wheel. Applicants must be at least 15 years old, pass vision, sign, and written tests, and have a parent/guardian present. Students may not schedule a driving lesson until they have obtained their State Permit.

Although there is no specific requirement, we highly recommend students have at least a few hours behind the wheel just to be familiar with general vehicle operation. That can be as simple as practice driving in a parking lot using the accelerator and brake, making turns, and watching out for other vehicles. Doing so can go a long way to a student getting the most out of their first Driving Lesson with us.

To qualify for a Restricted License at the age of 16, the student must have logged at least 40 hours of practice driving, including a minimum of 10 hours of nighttime driving, instruction between sunset and sunrise. with a qualified person or grandparent in the vehicle. Also, you must have obtained and held a State Instruction Permit for at least 182 days (beginning the day after issuance), and you may not have any alcohol-related offenses in the last 12 months and no traffic convictions in the last 6 months.