Driver License Testing Information
Written Knowledge Exam is offered on a walk-in basis, Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, our office closes at 5:00 pm
Driving School Information
UPCOMING CLASSESAug 20 - Oct 15
Tuesday & Thursday 6:15 - 8:15 PM ONLINE Aug 24 - Sept 24 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 4:00 - 6:00 PM ONLINE You are invited to the Next Parent OrientationCome join us at our next LIVE WEBINAR Parent Orientation:
Thursday, August 20 6:15 pm @ Online Please RSVP limited seating 360.892.6988 Parent night is open to anyone No sales pitch, just great information to help assist your new driver 
DOL Pre-Application
2016 Voted- THE BEST DEFENSIVE DRIVING SCHOOL IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA
by www.defensivedriving.org
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2019 Rated- BEST DRIVING SCHOOLS IN VANCOUVER, WA by www.threebestrated.com
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Driver's Education in WA During the Pandemic
You can obtain your (Non-Photo) Instructional
Permit issued online through the DOL'S website. www.dol.wa.gov
You can get your permit as early as your 15th b-day if you're signed up for a driver's education class. Or, anyone 15 1/2 and older can get a permit by passing the written knowledge test at a driving school.
Driver's Education (in the classroom)-
34 hours of classroom time is temporarily approved to be offered online. Driving 101 has two instructors- one that teaches and the second that answers questions and goes more into detail one on one when needed.
Driver's Education (in the car)-
Everyone in the car wears a mask . The instructors even wear gloves and they keep the windows rolled down 3" for good ventilation.
After you've completed Driver's Ed- You take both the DOL written knowledge exam & the DOL drive exam at a driving school.
Once you're ready to get your license-
You have two choices:
1. Schedule an appointment at the DOL
2. Or, you can apply for your license online and the receipt counts as your temporary driver's license until the real one comes in the mail. (Your picture must be on your WA state ID or permit to apply online)
Driving 101's goal during the pandemic is, first and foremost, to keep everyone safe. Secondly, we are devoted to making sure you can finish Drivers Education, and obtain your license as soon as you're eligible.
License eligibility for people under 18 years old:
- hold a permit for 6 month
- have 50 hours of practice
- be at least 16 years old
Permit issued online through the DOL'S website. www.dol.wa.gov
You can get your permit as early as your 15th b-day if you're signed up for a driver's education class. Or, anyone 15 1/2 and older can get a permit by passing the written knowledge test at a driving school.
Driver's Education (in the classroom)-
34 hours of classroom time is temporarily approved to be offered online. Driving 101 has two instructors- one that teaches and the second that answers questions and goes more into detail one on one when needed.
Driver's Education (in the car)-
Everyone in the car wears a mask . The instructors even wear gloves and they keep the windows rolled down 3" for good ventilation.
After you've completed Driver's Ed- You take both the DOL written knowledge exam & the DOL drive exam at a driving school.
Once you're ready to get your license-
You have two choices:
1. Schedule an appointment at the DOL
2. Or, you can apply for your license online and the receipt counts as your temporary driver's license until the real one comes in the mail. (Your picture must be on your WA state ID or permit to apply online)
Driving 101's goal during the pandemic is, first and foremost, to keep everyone safe. Secondly, we are devoted to making sure you can finish Drivers Education, and obtain your license as soon as you're eligible.
License eligibility for people under 18 years old:
- hold a permit for 6 month
- have 50 hours of practice
- be at least 16 years old
Your child only learns how to drive once in their life and uses that skill every day for the rest of their lives. Our goal is to have the most comprehensive driver's education program in the State of Washington. This Award Winning Curriculum includes; defensive driving strategies, an accident prevention drive, a drug and alcohol awareness program through the Sheriff’s Department, and includes discounted DOL Knowledge and Skills Exams when he/she is ready to test for their Driver License.
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