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Sonny JQuestions about Online Drivers Ed in Nevada (FAQs)
Course Information
Course Information
First, you need to be at least 15 ½ years of age. You’ll to head to your local DMV office with your certificate of completion. You’ll need to show proof of identity (birth certificate and Social Security card), and fill out the application and minor affidavit and information sheet. (You’ll need to bring your parent or legal guardian with you for this.) Then you’ll take a vision test and pass (with a score of 80% or better) a 50 question written knowledge test.
Our Nevada drivers ed course is a state-mandated 30 hours long. The information in our course is separated into 8 units, each covering a specific topic regarding driving in Nevada. A 10-question multiple-choice quiz follows each unit. To complete the course, you’ll need to pass the 50 question final exam.
Yes. Our 30-hour course is Nevada DMV-licensed and fulfills all of the requirements needed to obtain your Nevada instructional (learners) permit.
Failure is not an option – literally. You can take the final exam as many times as you need in order to pass.
Nevada Learners Permit and Drivers License Information
- How do I apply for a Nevada instructional permit?
- Where do I go to get my Nevada learners permit?
- What do I need to do to get my Nevada drivers license?
- How do I schedule my driving skills test?
- What forms do I need to bring with me to get my Nevada drivers license?
- How long does it take to get my Nevada drivers license?
- What is Roadside Assistance?
- I have questions about my Roadside Assistance. Who should I contact?
- How do I cancel my Roadside Assistance?
Nevada Learners Permit and Drivers License Information
To apply for a permit, you must:
- Be at least 15½ years old.
- Present proof of identity (name and date of birth) and Social Security number if a number has been issued for you.
- Fill out both a driver license application and a Minor Affidavit and Information sheet (these documents can either be notarized or signed at the DMV office).
- Take our certificate of completion form with you.
- Go to the DMV office (make an appointment for faster service) to apply for your permit.
- Pay the application fee.
- Pass a vision exam (The minimum level of acceptable vision is 20/40 in one eye. If a driver must wear glasses or contact lenses to meet this standard, “Restriction A” will be placed on his license or permit.)
- Pass a written knowledge test consisting of 50 multiple-choice questions. A passing score is 80%.
- Be issued the interim license which will allow you to drive legally until you receive the actual permit in the mail, usually within 10 business days
You’ll also need a parent or legal guardian with you to give consent when you apply.
You can go to any Nevada DMV office that issues permits or licenses. To find a DMV office near you, call us at:
- Las Vegas (702) 486-4368
- Reno/Carson City (775) 684-4368
- Rural Nevada (Toll Free) (877) 368-7828
- TDD for the hearing impaired (775) 684-4904
To apply for a drivers license, you must:
- Be at least 16 if you’re applying for a full license
- Have held a Nevada instructional permit (learners permit) for at least six months
- Have an accident-free driving record
- Have a moving-violation-free driving record
- Have no substance abuse convictions
You can schedule a driving test by calling the DMV or by using our online scheduler if you prefer. Be sure you’ve met the drivers ed requirements for the behind the wheel experience and time limits and restrictions courses. If your parent or guardian is scheduling the test on your behalf, they should have your instruction permit number or Social Security number handy.
- Online scheduling is recommended
- In the Las Vegas area: 486-4368
- For Reno/Sparks/Carson City: 684-4368
- The rest of Nevada: (877) 368-7828
You’ll need to bring the following:
- A statement of financial responsibility
- An affidavit for licensing a minor
- A certificate of completion from drivers ed
- A Beginning Driver Experience log (form DLD-130)
- Your instruction permit
- A vehicle with registration and insurance
Your actual license will be mailed to you within 10 business days.
At I Drive Safely, we are passionate about creating safe drivers, and it’s with your safety in mind that we teamed up with Allstate Roadside Services to provide I Drive Safely students with three months of free roadside assistance. A great deal and peace of mind? It doesn’t get much better than that.
Here’s how it works:
- Sign up for your I Drive Safely Drivers Ed or Defensive Driving course.
- During checkout, be sure to opt in to your free trial of Roadside Assistance. This will set you up with three free months of roadside assistance. Please keep in mind that this enrollment opportunity is only available during checkout – don’t miss out! After your trial ends, your card will be charged $5/month, and you can cancel at any time.
- Hit the road with peace of mind knowing you are covered with emergency roadside assistance.
What you’ll get:
- Roadside coverage available 24/7, anywhere in the United States
- Anyone in the I Drive Safely driver’s family can use it!
- Digital tools to help you get the right service fast
- Towing, fuel delivery, lockout service, and more!
- For more information about the benefits involved, check out our terms and conditions page.
Got more questions? Contact our dedicated I Drive Safely Roadside Assistance line:
Phone: 888-292-0599
Email: roadside@idrivesafely.com
Contact our dedicated I Drive Safely Roadside Assistance line:
Phone: 888-292-0599
Email: roadside@idrivesafely.com
If you need to use your Roadside Assistance Benefits, contact Allstate Roadside Services directly at 1-855-520-3691.
If you would like to cancel your Roadside Assistance, simply contact our dedicated Roadside Assistance agents.
Phone: 888-292-0599
Email: roadside@idrivesafely.com
