Students' Behind-the-Wheel Hours with Professional Driving Schools

When can students start their behind the wheel hours with a professional driving school?

a) after obtaining their permit.
b) after completing the Aceable course.
c) after passing their exams at the driver exam station.
d) after receiving the Aceable certificate of enrollment.
Final answer:

Answer:

Students generally begin behind-the-wheel hours with a professional driving school after obtaining their learner's permit.

Students can usually start their behind-the-wheel training hours with a professional driving school after obtaining their learner's permit. This is typically the first step in learning to drive. A learner's permit is awarded after passing a written test, which covers the basics of driving laws and rules.

Next, an Aceable course or other certified driver's education program is often required. These education programs usually include both classroom lessons and in-car driving experiences. After completing a driver's education course, students often receive a certificate of completion, which may be necessary when applying for their driver's license.

Finally, after completing enough practiced driving hours (usually logged and signed by a parent or instructor), they can then take their driving exam at the driver exam station. Passing this exam, which usually involves a road test with a professional examiner, leads to obtaining a full driver's license.