Everything You Need To Know About Oklahoma Teen Drivers Ed
Earning a Oklahoma drivers license should be simple. We know your goal is to get in the drivers seat as soon as possible and with as little hassle as possible—and we can help you.
You've got questions, and DriversEd.com has the answers. Need information about the specifics of permits and licenses in Oklahoma? Just want to know a lot more about what we can do for you? Read on!
Once you create an account (it takes less than a minute), you're all set to start our approved Oklahoma drivers ed course. The course includes the online drivers ed class and behind-the-wheel lessons to guide parents through the supervised in-car training.
Log in and out whenever you want from any Internet-connected computer. When you log back in, we'll take you to the exact place you left off. Compare that to driving to and from class.
There will be a final online exam, but don't worry—you can take it as many times as you need and review the course material as much as you want. Once you pass the test and complete your in-car driving lessons, we'll email your Certificate of Completion within a few days, but you can always get instant delivery for an additional fee.
Please note that any parent enrolling a student in Oklahoma Parent-Taught Drivers Education must download the PTDE packet to apply as a Parent Instructor before starting the course.
Step 1: Take a SOK-approved Oklahoma drivers ed course
In Oklahoma, to be eligible for a learners permit, you must be at least 15 years old. If you are under 16, you must either:
DriversEd.com is an Oklahoma SOK-approved provider for the Parent-Taught Drivers Education Program. After completing our online drivers education course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, needed to ultimately earn your Oklahoma Intermediate driver's license.
Step 2: Study for the Oklahoma learners permit written test
In order to get a learners permit, everyone no matter how old, must pass a written test on traffic laws and signs. 70% of test-takers fail on their first try and end up returning to the licensing office for a retake.
A proven way to increase your chances of passing the written test is with up-to-date online Oklahoma SOK practice permit tests. Randomly generated questions test your driving knowledge and prepare you for the real deal.
Fifty online practice permit tests come free with our Oklahoma drivers education course.
Step 3: Apply for the Oklahoma learners permit
When you are ready to take your written permit test, save time by scheduling your test appointment at your local licensing office.
To apply for your learners permit, you must:
Note that all forms provided by the schools must be typed. Each signature block must have an original signature and school seal (no stamped signatures).
Once you pass the written test, you will be issued a learners permit.
Your learners permit has the following restrictions:
Step 4: Practice driving under supervision
Once you have your learners permit and if you are under 18, you will need to hold your learner's permit for at least 6 months and must log at least 55 hours of supervised driving (10 of those hours must be completed at night).
Step 5: Complete the Work Zone Safe course
The state of Oklahoma now requires all teens to complete the free Work Zone Safety course before they are eligible to apply for their Intermediate License. The course is designed to teach new drivers what to do when driving through construction work zones and what to do when first responders are on the road with their lights and sirens on. The course completion certificate will be required at the licensing office when you apply for your license.
Step 6: Take the driving test for the Intermediate drivers license
When you are ready to take the driving test, make an appointment at an Oklahoma Drivers License Exam Station near you.
In order to be eligible for the Intermediate drivers license, you must:
Once you pass the driving test, if you are under 18, you will be issued a restricted intermediate license.
The following restrictions will apply to your intermediate license:
To get your unrestricted drivers license, you must either:
If you're under 16 and planning to obtain an Oklahoma learners permit, you'll need to complete a SOK-approved drivers education course.DriversEd.com's online course is SOK-approved and fulfills the Oklahoma parent-taught drivers education requirement. But no matter how old you are, if you want to learn about driving in Oklahoma and plan to obtain an Oklahoma drivers license, you can take this course.
Yes. Our course is Service Oklahoma (SOK)-approved as a parent-taught drivers education (PTDE) course and is equivalent to the regular 30-hour, in-class drivers education course.
The Oklahoma Parent-Taught Drivers Education (PTDE) program is a SOK-approved alternative to drivers education in a conventional classroom. This program lets teens take their drivers education course online (with SOK-approved providers) and lets parents provide 55 hours of behind-the-wheel lessons, with 10 of those hours completed at night.
The parent/guardian also plays an active role in the learning process and supervises the student's progress in the online course.
To participate in PTDE, the parent/guardian must first submit a Parent-Taught Driver Education Affidavit to the SOK. This form can be found at the end of the PTDE Information Packet.
IMPORTANT: The student may not begin the DriversEd.com Oklahoma online course until the parent has been accepted by the SOK as a parent-instructor and receives an authorization number. You will be asked to enter this authorization number in your DriversEd.com account in order to proceed with the course.
Drivers Education is a class that teaches you the rules of the road, vehicle safety, etc., so you're ready to pass your written permit test. Our Oklahoma drivers education course is SOK-approved so new drivers at least 15 years-old can complete their class entirely online.
Drivers Training is the in-car driving lessons with a licensed driving instructor. In Oklahoma, if you are under 15, you must enroll in 6 hours of drivers training to take the learners permit (provisional instruction permit) written test and complete those 6 hours to take your road test later on.
Note: If you are participating in the Parent-Taught Drivers Education program your parent-instructor can provide drivers training. Read more about the PTDE program.
That depends on your individual pace. In Oklahoma, all drivers education courses must be at least 30 hours. The good news is that with DriversEd.com, you can always go at your pace and log in and out at your convenience. Think how fast time flies if you do 20 minutes here and there!
After payment, your free practice permit tests will become accessible from your online DriversEd.com account.
After you complete the DriversEd.com course, we will email your Certificate of Completion free of charge within a few days of your course completion. You can always get instant delivery for an additional fee.
Of course. You can upgrade your delivery method in your DriversEd.com account.
No. If you are taking our online course, then you are participating in the Parent-Taught Drivers Education program and this means that your parents can provide you with behind-the-wheel instruction. What is drivers training?
The DriversEd.com course fee covers your online Oklahoma drivers education course and 50 free practice permit tests to help you prepare for your written permit test.
Once you complete the course, you also get unlimited access to the course material—that means you can review the course for as long as you need!
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