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Nebraska Online Drivers Ed Course

In Nebraska, a driver safety course is not necessarily required; you have the option of either completing a course or completing 50 hours of supervised driving practice with a parent, guardian, or licensed driver who is at least 21. Please note that the 50-Hour Certification form must be obtained from the DMV and must indicate that at least 10 hours of driving took place at night.

I Drive Safely Course Overview

I Drive Safely's course is intended to help you learn extra knowledge and skills so that you can feel completely prepared to get out on the road. The course is broken up into individual chapters so that you don't feel overwhelmed by information. At the end of each chapter, you will take a 10-question multiple-choice quiz to help you retain what you just learned. You must score 80% on each quiz in order to move on to the next chapter.

Certificate of Completion

When you reach the end of your course, you will complete a 50-question final exam. You will need to get an 80% on the final exam in order to pass the course. Upon successful completion of your online drivers ed course a certificate of completion will be mailed out to you by the shipping method of your choice.

Getting Your Permit in Nebraska

There are three types of Nebraska drivers permits for teen drivers. The requirements for each are as follows:

• Learners Permit (LPE): The purpose of this permit is to allow teen drivers to legally practice driving. You must be at least 14 years old to apply for the learners permit. You will need to pass both a vision and a written test in order to get this permit. A licensed driver must accompany you in the front passenger seat at all times when you drive.
• School Permit (SCP): The school permit is intended to let teens drive to and from school unsupervised. You must be at least 14 years and two months old and must have held your learners permit for a minimum of 2 months to apply. To apply for this permit, you must meet the Nebraska drivers ed requirements - successfully complete an approved driver safety course or have a 50-hour certification form signed by a parent, guardian, or licensed driver who is at least 21 years old.  (At least 10 hours of night driving must be included.) The kind of testing that is required depends on several factors. Read the details in the Nebraska driver's manual.
• Learners Permit (LPD): This Nebraska drivers permit allows you to practice driving for a Provisional Operators Permit (POP), Operators (Class O), or Motorcycle (Class M) License. While you can apply and take the written test up to 60 days prior to your 15th birthday, you cannot officially receive this permit until you are 15. While driving with this permit, you must be accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21. Vision and written tests are required prior to issuing an LPD, and the written test may be waived for anyone who has previously held an LPE or SCP.

• Provisional Operators Permit (POP):This permit lets you drive unsupervised between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. You may apply and take tests toward the POP up to 60 days prior to your 16th birthday. However, you must be at least 16 years old to receive this permit, will need to have held an LPE, SCP, or LPD permit for at least 6 months, and must not have three or more points on their driving record during the six months directly preceding the date of POP application. In addition, you are required to have either completed an approved driver safety course or have a 50-hour certification form that is signed by a parent/guardian or licensed driver who is over the age of 21. Generally you will need to pass a vision, written, and drive test as well.  Additional details and driving restrictions can be found on the Nebraska DMV site.

Nebraska Drivers License

Finally, to get your operators license, you must meet the following requirements:

• You must be at least 17 years old.
• If you are under 18, you must have held a provisional operators permit for at least 12 months and not accumulated 3 or more points on your driving record within the past 12 months.
• Under these circumstances, the written and drive tests are waived.

Why Choose I Drive Safely?

When you choose to take a course with I Drive Safely, you are ensuring that you get a quality educational experience. Not only will you learn important driving skills and techniques, but you'll enjoy an entertaining and interactive course. Just a few of the benefits of taking a Nebraska drivers ed course with I Drive Safely include:

• You study at the pace that works for you.
• You choose when you want to study; it works around your schedule!
• Videos, graphics and animations keep the material interesting.

Taking a course with I Drive Safely is simply the most convenient way to learn valuable driving knowledge.