Adult Drivers Ed

If you feel like you need a few hours extra for practice, or if you only need a few hours to feel ready to take the test then this hourly rate is for you. 

- $65/hour one-on-one in-car lesson

- 2 hours or more are required for this package

You must pay in full before scheduled start date.

An applicant for an initial driver's license, who is age 18 or older and who fails the first attempt at the maneuverability or road portion of the driving test, is required to take an abbreviated adult driver training course before attempting the driving test for a second time.

There are two options for the applicant:

• A 4-hour in-person or online class followed by 4 hours of behind-the-wheel training with a licensed instructor.
• A 4-hour in-person or online class followed by 24 hours of driving with a licensed driver 21 years of age or older.

Applicants who choose the option for 24 hours of driving with a licensed driver 21 years of age or older cannot complete more than four hours of driving in one day. In addition, applicants who choose this option are required to complete the Twenty-Four Hour Affidavit .

Before the second attempt at the driving test, the applicant must:

• Provide a certificate of completion of an abbreviated adult driver training course.
• If applicable, provide a completed and notarized Twenty-Four Hour Affidavit.

If the applicant fails the second attempt at the driving test, he or she is not required to take another abbreviated adult driver training course. The applicant must wait seven days before taking the driving test again.

You must pay for the course in full before scheduled start date.

An adult abbreviated driver's education course is required for new drivers age 18 or older who haven't previously held a driver's license and who did not pass the maneuverability and/or driving portion of the Ohio driving test on their first attempt. This course is also appropriate for new adult drivers who are interested in learning about safe driving practices, traffic laws, additional driving basics and professional behind-the-wheel training.

A student who chooses to take the driver's education in-classroom portion of the Adult Abbreviated course will get a certificate of completion showing just the in-class completion.  We cover all the material in the state curriculum for Adult Abbreviated drivers education but the student must take 24 hours of behind-the-wheel training with a licensed adult and have that notarized if not doing the in-car portion with our school. The course is 4 hours in length. 

You must pay for the course in full before scheduled start date.

An adult student can choose to take an online version of the 4-hour Adult Abbreviated course and attend our school for the 4 hours of behind-the-wheel.  If this option is chosen, the student must provide us with the completion certificate that was mailed to them from the online provider. The 4 hours of training cover the state curriculum for the Adult Abbreviated in-car lessons.  

Overbeke School of Driving goes above and beyond the state minimums and continues to work on areas of weakness that the student feels they have. We will work with the student until they feel comfortable not only behind-the-wheel for the test but more importantly for them to become safe drivers for their future. A certificate of completion will be issued to the student at the end of the lessons. The adult behind-the-wheel program is broken down into two 2-hour driving sessions. 

You must pay for the course in full before you can take an in-car lesson.

Taking a student to the driving test includes all of the following:

• Scheduling the driving test for the student
• 1-hour lesson prior to the test and then use of the driver's education vehicle on the test itself
• Pickup for the test and an expedited certificate at no additional cost

You must pay in full in-person or online before your scheduled test day.