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This course exceeds high school Driver's Ed course requirements. All our Instructors are professionally certified, and simply love to teach.

Purpose of "30+6" Driver Education course

This driver education course is designed to provide Behind the Wheel Training, especially for teen drivers and young adults ages 15 - 19 in pursuit of a Florida Driver’s License, or for licensed drivers that would like to improve their driving skills.

Behind the Wheel Training "30+6" Drivers Ed Goal

"30+6" driver education course will help develop knowledge and skills needed to safely, legally and economically operate a motor vehicle. An emphasis is placed on proper decision making, and risk management skills while driving.

Program graduates may qualify for auto insurance discounts based upon training and education in safe automobile operation.

Behind the Wheel Training 30+6 Driver Education Course Format

• 24 hours of classroom instruction & video-based education.
• Interactive simulation videos.
• 6 hours of behind-the-wheel observation.
• 6 hours of actual behind-the-wheel driving in “real traffic.”

Behind the Wheel Driver Education Course Content

• Taught by DHSMV state certified instructors
• Learn competent, responsible driving habits
• Develop traffic knowledge
• Risk recognition
• Crash avoidance
• Defensive driving techniques
• Effects of alcohol and drugs
• Student experiences actual residential, rural, highway, multi-lane, intersection driving situations

30+6 Drivers Ed Course Availability

Driver education classes are scheduled daily. Driving classes are held throughout Central Florida, including Orange County, Volusia County, Seminole County, Lake County, and Brevard County. Please contact us regarding availability and schedules for the "30+6" driver education program. 1 on 1 Driver Education training is also available.

Registration

The student must have a Learners License (restricted driver license) before beginning the behind the wheel training portion of the course. It is helpful to have the license number when registering.

You can register for the course over the telephone by calling 800-372-3335 and asking for “Driver’s Education.” From the Greater Orlando area, dial direct to 407-897-4439 or 407-897-4448. For Brevard County dial direct to 321-631-2347. Registration may be done over the phone with a debit or credit card. You may also come in person to register and pre-pay with check, cash or money order and then report to lessons on the scheduled date.

Frequently Asked Questions about our Drivers Education Course

Who will teach the Driver Education course?
The Florida Safety Council is a not-for-profit organization, and has been providing education and service in Florida for over 55 years. We focus on reliability and excellence. This course is taught by a professionally certified, state of Florida approved instructor. Each instructor is experienced and has undergone extensive training in various levels of driver’s education.

What kind of vehicle will the student learn to drive on?
The Florida Safety Council provides late-model sedans equipped with dual control brakes and automatic transmissions. The vehicles are setup with a dual brake system which keeps students safe, and provides instructors more opportunity to direct the student driver, which allows student drivers to learn faster.

Are students required to have a valid Florida license?
Students must first obtain a restricted drivers license / Learners License prior to the start of their first lesson. A Florida Learner's permit can be obtained after completing the Florida First Time Driver Course. Other information about Florida Learner Licenses can be found in the Florida DMSMV Driver's Handbook. Out of state permits, license, and International license are acceptable.

Are students insured in case of an accident?
The Florida Safety Council would like to make this process as easy and convenient for you so we provide all insurance for the student driver, the instructor, and the vehicle. The student is fully covered so it is not necessary to obtain any kind of motor vehicle insurance when training with us.

How will the student get to the driving lesson?
The student is responsible for his or her own transportation to and from the office. For a nominal fee the instructor will pick the student up and drop them off at their residence.

What are the course fees or price for driving lessons?
The number of lessons required may vary from person to person. Please contact one of our Safety Council offices to discuss your individual needs. Students can monitor their own progress as they go and determine if further lessons are needed with instructor input. Most students find 3 lessons to be a good starting point in their driver training. Payment may be made over the phone with a debit or credit card. You may also come in person to register and pre-pay with check, cash or money order and then report to lessons on the scheduled date. For more information about fees call today.

Is there a written test?
In order to get your Florida Drivers license you must successfully pass the DHSMV General Knowledge, and Road Signs skills test. You must however first take and complete the Online DATA Course in order to qualify.

Is there a discount on auto insurance?
Each student is given a certificate at the end of all training sessions. Six hours or more of driving lessons may qualify for an auto insurance discount. Each student should check with their insurance agent to see if they qualify for an auto insurance discount.

 

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