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All Star Driver Education is Ohio Department of Public Safety Approved Driving School
All Star Driver Education offers the most comprehensive driver education programs in Ohio. With our own proprietary curriculum, best-in-class instructors, and state-of-the-art training vehicles, All Star equips our students with the knowledge and skills to become safe, responsible drivers.
OHIO Teen Class D Online Course
Online Course Only
All Star offers an online State approved Teen Driver Education course with a dynamic and engaging curriculum. Learn More
$48
RECOMMENDED
OHIO TEEN CLASS D ONLINE COMBO
Online + Driving Lessons
Smart Choice! Includes the complete Class D Online Program +8 hours of required behind-the-wheel instruction.
OHIO Teen ClasS D
IN-PERSON COMBO
Classroom + Driving Lessons
Now offering in-person classes and behind the wheel training in Maumee, Sylvania, Bowling Green, Olmsted Falls, Clay High School and Penta Career Center!
8-HOUR DRIVE PACKAGE
Driving Lessons Only
Complete behind-the-wheel training with our industry leading team of expert instructors in our meticulously maintained training vehicles.
Ohio Adult Class D Options
OHIO Adult CLASS D ONLINE COURSE
Online Course Only
All Star offers an online State approved Driver Education course with a dynamic and engaging curriculum. Learn More
RECOMMENDED
OHIO ADULT CLASS D Online COMBO
Online + Driving Lessons
Smart Choice! Includes the complete Class D Online Program and 8 hours of required behind the wheel instruction.
OHIO ADULT CLASS D 8-HOUR DRIVE PACKAGE
Driving Lessons Only
Complete behind-the-wheel training with out industry leading team of expert instructors in our meticulously maintained training vehicles.
Ohio Adult Abbreviated Options
OHIO ADULT ABBREVIATED 4-HR ONLINE COURSE
Online Course Only
This course is for those drivers of age 18+ who failed their first attempt at maneuverability or road portion of the driving test.Learn More
$65
RECOMMENDED
OHIO ADULT ABBREVIATED 4-HR ONLINE COMBO
Online + Driving Lessons
Smart Choice! Includes the Abbreviated 4 hour Online Course and 4 hours of required behind the wheel instruction.
$499
OHIO ADULT ABBREVIATED 4-HOur Drive Package
Driving Lessons Only
Adult drivers who failed the driving test will complete 4 hours of mandated behind the wheel instruction with our expert instructor.
$429
Eligibility Requirements for Ohio Teens
Minimum Age
15 yrs / 5 mo
Maximum Age
17 yrs / 11 mo
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Teen Driver Education with
All Star
All Star is dedicated to supporting teens throughout their entire driver's license journey. From classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training to obtaining a learner's permit and passing the road test, we are here to provide the resources and support necessary to succeed.
In Ohio, teens become eligible for Driver Education at the age of 15 years and 5 months old. Ohio's teen licensing process requires 24 hours of classroom/online instruction and behind-the-wheel training with a certified instructor.Classroom Instruction
The classroom portion of Ohio Drivers Ed can be taken in-person or online. This program is 24 hours.
Ohio grants students 180 days from the start date to complete the online program. Four hours of online learning is allowed each day. A state-mandated 10-minute break is required after every two hours of online learning.
Ohio grants students 180 days from the start date to complete the online program. Four hours of online learning is allowed each day. A state-mandated 10-minute break is required after every two hours of online learning.
You can start All Star's online class before getting your permit, but you need it for behind-the-wheel training.
You must be 15 years and 6 months old to apply for a Temporary Instruction Permit (TIPIC). At that age, you can take the knowledge test online at the Ohio BMV website or a driver exam station. After passing the test and vision screening, you have 60 days to purchase your TIPIC at a BMV deputy registrar.
You must be 15 years and 6 months old to apply for a Temporary Instruction Permit (TIPIC). At that age, you can take the knowledge test online at the Ohio BMV website or a driver exam station. After passing the test and vision screening, you have 60 days to purchase your TIPIC at a BMV deputy registrar.
When the classroom or online phase of training has been successfully completed and the student has obtained a Temporary Instruction Permit, they can proceed to schedule their behind-the-wheel training on the Top Driver Signals. Behind the wheel lessons are typically 2 hours in length. Lessons customarily start and end at the Top Driver Education Center which you enrolled.
The first behind the wheel lesson can be up to one month from the time it is scheduled. The timeframe will vary depending on the season. Scheduling for behind-the-wheel instruction may take longer during the summer months due to higher demand for services. Behind the wheel training is scheduled through the student portal, Top Driver Signals.
You must bring your original TIPIC to each lesson; failure to do so will result in cancellation and a late fee.
The first behind the wheel lesson can be up to one month from the time it is scheduled. The timeframe will vary depending on the season. Scheduling for behind-the-wheel instruction may take longer during the summer months due to higher demand for services. Behind the wheel training is scheduled through the student portal, Top Driver Signals.
You must bring your original TIPIC to each lesson; failure to do so will result in cancellation and a late fee.
Students must achieve a final written exam score of at least 75% to pass. No more than three attempts to pass the final exam are permitted by the state of Ohio. Students who do not pass the final exam after 3 attempts will be required to retake the classroom OR online program.
Ohio requires 50 hours of in-car practice (10 at night) before getting a driver's license. This is in addition to completing classroom and behind-the-wheel training. After turning 16, completing the required practice, and holding your TIPIC for at least six months, you can schedule your road test at an Ohio DMV.
Adult Driver Education with
All Star
All Star is dedicated to supporting teens throughout their entire driver's license journey. From classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training to obtaining a learner's permit and passing the road test, we are here to provide the resources and support necessary to succeed.
All Star's state-approved 4-hour online course is for those drivers of age 18+ who failed their first attempt at maneuverability or road portion of the driving test. These drivers are required to complete a 4-hour classroom or online adult driver education course.
IMPORTANT: This fulfills the classroom requirement only. You still need to complete 24 hours of driving with another licensed adult or 4 hours with an Abbreviated Adult certified instructor.
IMPORTANT: This fulfills the classroom requirement only. You still need to complete 24 hours of driving with another licensed adult or 4 hours with an Abbreviated Adult certified instructor.
This 4-hour online course covers Basic Control Tasks, Traffic Control Devices and Laws, Perception and Driving Strategies, Operating in Adverse Conditions, and Driver Fitness and Responsibilities of Owning and Maintaining a Vehicle.
You have 90 days to complete the course from the start date. A certificate of completion is issued only to those achieving a passing grade of 75% or higher.
You have 90 days to complete the course from the start date. A certificate of completion is issued only to those achieving a passing grade of 75% or higher.
All Star's Ohio abbreviated adult course costs $65 and covers all materials, course access, and your certificate of completion.
Students become eligible at 15 years and 5 months old. The program includes 24 hours of classroom or online instruction, and 8 hours of behind-thewheel training. Behind-the-wheel training can be scheduled after completing either the classroom or online training and obtaining an instruction permit.
Students become eligible at 15 years and 5 months old. The program includes 24 hours of classroom or online instruction, and 8 hours of behind-thewheel training. Behind-the-wheel training can be scheduled after completing either the classroom or online training and obtaining an instruction permit.
Students become eligible at 15 years and 5 months old. The program includes 24 hours of classroom or online instruction, and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel training. Behind-the-wheel training can be scheduled after completing either the classroom or online training and obtaining an instruction permit.
Resources
Ohio Drivers Ed
Ohio Driver Ed State Requirements
Ohio: Request for Duplicate Certificate
Ohio BMV Practice
Test
How to get an Ohio Drivers License
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Mr. Marty was very nice. He talked me through everything I needed to know while behind the wheel. He also knew how to keep both drivers calm at all times.
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Very helpful and overall great instructor
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My driving instructor Marty was super nice and calm during my drive. He talked me through each step to make sure i was comfortable with what i was doing.
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Ohio FAQ’s
Individuals who are 18 years of age or older and who have failed their first attempt at the Ohio maneuverability or road test portion of the driving test are eligible. There is no maximum age.
The course is required for individuals who fail their first attempt at the maneuverability or road test. Completing an Abbreviated Adult program, which includes both the online course and behind-the-wheel instruction, is mandatory to be eligible to attempt the road test for a second time.
The Combo Program includes a 4-hour state-approved online course and 4 hours of behind-the-wheel training with an expert instructor. To receive a Certificate of Completion, students must achieve a passing grade of 75% or greater on the final exam.
Individuals are permitted 90 days to complete the 4-hour online course.
After successfully completing both the online course and the behind-the-wheel training, you will receive a Certificate of Completion (emailed and uploaded to the student portal within a maximum of 2 business days). You should not schedule your road test until after this certificate is received. The course fulfills the requirement necessary to attempt your road test for a second time.
The full Ohio Class D Driver Education course, which includes 24 hours of classroom/online instruction and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel training, is mandatory for:
Ohio Residents Ages 18–20: All individuals in this age group applying for their first driver's license (effective September 30, 2025). Limited Term License Applicants (18+): All adults who are temporary residents applying for a non-renewable, non-transferrable license.
Ohio Residents Ages 18–20: All individuals in this age group applying for their first driver's license (effective September 30, 2025). Limited Term License Applicants (18+): All adults who are temporary residents applying for a non-renewable, non-transferrable license.
Ohio residents (ages 18 -20) are required to take the full Class D course and must complete the following state requirements before scheduling a driving test:
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Ohio residents (ages 18–20) are required to take the full Class D course and must complete the following state requirements before scheduling a driving test:
- 24 hours of Class D online instruction.
- 8 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction with a licensed instructor.
- 50 hours of supervised practice driving, logged on BMV 5791 Fifty-Hour Affidavit, with a licensed adult (age 21+), including at least 10 hours at night.
- The Class D Driver Education course is not required by the state of Ohio if you are age 21 or older.
- If you are 21 or older and applying for your first license, you can generally proceed straight to the driving test after obtaining your Temporary Instruction Permit (TIPIC). However, if you fail that initial driving test, you are then required to complete the shorter, remedial Abbreviated Adult Driver Training Course before you are eligible to attempt the test again.
- The online portion of the Class D Driver Education program requires 24 hours of instruction, which students can complete at their own pace over a maximum period of 180 days.
- Students are limited to completing a maximum of 4 hours of online instruction per day. Additionally, a mandatory 10-minute break must be taken after every two hours of continuous online learning.
- To successfully finish the course, students must pass the final written exam with a score of 75% or greater.
All Star’s behind-the-wheel training is available in the following Ohio areas for those
who enroll in the Combo Class D Program:
Whitehouse, Bowling Green, Maumee, Oregon, Perrysburg, Swanton, Sylvania, and Fremont.
Teenagers must be a minimum age of 15 years and 5 months to enroll
and a maximum age of 17 years and 11 months.
Driver Education is required for teenagers under 18 years old to successfully obtain their probationary driver's license in Ohio.
The program meets state requirements with 24 hours of in-person classroom instruction and
8 hours of behind-the-wheel training with a certified All Star instructor.
Students must also achieve a final written exam score of at least
75% to pass the classroom portion.
Students can enroll at 15 years and 5 months, and they can apply for their TIPIC at 15 years and 6 months. Behind-the-wheel training can be scheduled after the classroom instruction is completed and the student has obtained their TIPIC.
After successfully completing the entire program (24 hours in-person class and 8 hours behind-the-wheel training) and receiving the Driver Training Certificate of Completion, the student can take the Road Test at a minimum age of 16, provided they have also:
- Logged 50 hours of driving (with 10 of those hours being at night) with a parent or guardian.
- Held their TIPIC for at least 6 months.
