No! In fact, a big advantage of attending our driving school is the fact that, during the Classroom Session, we administer the written test so that students DO NOT have to take the test at the Drivers License Exam Station.

For a comprehensive look at the important advantages that attending a Driving School provides as it relates to the Kansas Graduated Drivers License, click here: Driving School Advantages

We have two courses to choose from. For the entire course, which includes the State required 8-hour Classroom Session with National Safety Council Defensive Driving Certification, and 6 hours of Driving Instruction over three 2-hour driving lessons, it's $545. Our Economy Course is the exact same course, only WITHOUT Defensive Driving Certification. It's $495. Please note that the Course without Defensive Driving is only available at our North location on select Saturdays.

Students must be at least 14 years of age to apply for a Learners Permit, which they receive automatically by passing the written test administered during our Drivers Ed course without having to take the test at the State Drivers License Exam Station*. Or, they can visit the Exam Station and take the test there.

*NOTE: The Learners Permit we issue at the end of the Classroom Session is NOT the same as the State Permit. Although the Drivers Ed permit does grant the student limited practice driving privileges, it's primary function is to show the State Exam Station the written test requirement has already been fulfilled at a Driving School, thereby allowing for issuance of the State Permit without any testing at the Exam Station.

For a comprehensive look at the important advantages that attending a Driving School provides as it relates to the Kansas Graduated Drivers License, click here: Driving School Advantages

You'll pay for the entire course when you enroll in the Classroom Session. First, you'll first pick the location and date the student wants to attend class. After filling out the enrollment form, you can pay for the course using your credit or debit card.

We are not offering any discounts at this time. However, we will consider helping out with any hardship cases or special circumstances. Please call us at 913-225-9590 if you have any questions.

We are licensed by the State of Kansas to provide a Drivers Ed Course with a curriculum based upon the Kansas Drivers Handbook. The Course includes a one-day 8 hour Classroom Session, and 6 hours of Driving Instruction via three 2-hour Driving Lessons, as required by the State. Because we administer the written test and driving test, there is no requirement for students to do any testing at the Kansas Drivers License Exam Station. In addition to the Standard Course, we also offer the Course featuring Defensive Driving Certification from the National Safety Council, which qualifies the student for premium discounts from most insurance companies.

For a comprehensive look at the important advantages that attending a Driving School provides as it relates to the Kansas Graduated Drivers License, click here: Driving School Advantages

To qualify for a Restricted License at the age of 15, the student must have logged at least 25 hours of practice driving. For the Less Restricted License at the age of 16, the student must have 50 hours or more practice driving, which is also true for the Full Unrestricted License at age 17. In all cases, the 6 hours a student accumulates driving with one or our instructors can be counted against the 25 hour total.

For a comprehensive look at the important advantages that attending a Driving School provides as it relates to the Kansas Graduated Drivers License, click here: Driving School Advantages

Drivers Ed is only required for those teenagers who wish to get their Restricted License when they turn 15. It is not required for the 16 year old Restricted License, nor the Unrestricted license at 17.

For a comprehensive look at the important advantages that attending a Driving School provides as it relates to the Kansas Graduated Drivers License, click here: Driving School Advantages

At this time we do not allow translators. Because safety is our priority, students must have command of the English language, and must be able to understand instructions without hesitation. The inherent delay that occurs when translating increases the risk when a split second reaction needs to be taken to avoid an incident.