How much does the class cost?
The full program is $475 and includes 30 hours of classroom instruction, the written test, and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training with an instructor. Flexible payment options are available, just ask one of our instructors when you register.
What is the time frame to complete Behind the Wheel training as a registered student?
As stated in the contract, a student has 12 months from the date of permit issuance to complete Behind-the-Wheel training. Any drive time needed beyond this period will incur a $50 fee per session.
What is the individual pricing for services?
Written Test – $20
Limit of 4 total attempts
Retest: $20
Driving Test
Test/Retest: $80 (using our vehicle)
- Interlock: $100 (using your vehicle)
- Limit of 1 test per day, 4 total attempts
Behind-the-Wheel Training
$70 per hour
$375 for 6 hours
30-Hour Classroom Instruction – $175
Includes written test
2-Hour Spanish Class – $100
Includes written test
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Are you able to do 3rd Party Testing? What does 3rd Party Testing mean?
Yes, we are a state-certified and regulated testing facility. Our 3rd party testing helps facilitate the process of applying for a Driver’s Permit or Driver’s License. The state of Colorado certifies our instructors to proctor the exams. Once an individual completes the exam and passes, they will receive documents that must be submitted to the Department of Motor Vehicles to obtain an official permit or license.
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What do I need for the Drive Test?
You will need to provide an Instruction Permit and $80, which can be paid online or in person. Currently, all testing is conducted using our company cars. If you are using your own vehicle with an interlock device, the fee is $100. You must have current registration and insurance, and ensure that all vehicle functions are working properly, including blinkers, brakes, and windshield (no cracks).
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What do I need to take the Written Test?
The cost of the Written Test is $20. You must present a valid photo ID when taking the test. Accepted IDs include a government-issued Photo ID, School ID, Green Card, Colorado ID, Matricula, Passport and others. Please note that cell phone use is not allowed during the test.
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How do I schedule an appointment at the Driver License Office?
Click the link below to schedule an appointment and select the service for a New ID Card:
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How do I pre-register or apply for a new drivers license or identication card?
This is required for all new applicants. Please follow the link and follow the instructions, selecting “Apply for Driver License/ID”:
Is Everything By Appointment?
Yes! All of our services are by appointment, including driving tests, Spanish classes, teen 30-hour classes, and behind-the-wheel training. The written test has walk-in hours Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
How Does Behind-the-Wheel Work?
Students must first have a valid driving permit and ideally 15–20 hours of driving experience with a parent before scheduling. We then schedule three 2-hour behind-the-wheel sessions, typically spaced one to two weeks apart. The total cost for the 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training is $375.
Can I Do All 6 Hours in One Day?
No, the sessions are scheduled about two weeks apart. This gives students time to practice and address any driving issues before the next session, and ensures everyone has a fair chance to get on the schedule.
What Do Teens (15–18) Need for a Permit & License?
Teens must start with a 30-hour class, either in person or online, then pass the written test and complete the 6 hours behind the wheel. They also need a minimum of 10 hours of nighttime driving and 50 hours of daytime driving with a parent or guardian, hold their driving permit for one year from the date it was issued, and finally pass the driving test to receive their license.
My Permit Expired — What Now?
If your permit has been expired for less than one year, make an appointment with the DMV and bring the required paperwork—they will issue a new driving permit. If your permit has been expired for more than one year, you must retake the written test and bring the necessary paperwork based on your immigration status to get a new permit. After that, you can schedule a driving test to receive your license.
My License Expired — What Now?
If your license has been expired for less than one year, make an appointment with the DMV and bring the required paperwork—they will issue a new license. If your license has been expired for more than one year, you must retake the written test and bring the necessary paperwork based on your immigration status to get a new permit. After that, you can schedule a driving test to receive your new license.
What If I Had a License, DUI, or Crash Before?
First, schedule an appointment with the DMV and confirm that your records are clear and any outstanding fees have been paid. You will also need to pay a reinstatement fee before you can begin the process of taking the written test.
How Can I Get a Permit if I’m Undocumented?
You will need a valid passport from your country or an unexpired Matricula Consular. Passports are accepted up to 10 years past their expiration date. You must also provide two documents proving your Colorado residency with your name on them. All documents must be in English, as the DMV does not accept documents in other languages.