To complete registration you must:
Bring your birth certificate OR your learner’s permit. Print out, sign and bring the following 3 forms:

  • MVA Rights and Responsibilities  (need to bring 1 signed copy on the first day of class, parents/legal guardian signature required if 18 years old or under)
  • Covid-19 Liability Waiver  (need to bring 1 signed copy on the first day of class, parents/legal guardian signature required if 18 years old or under)

You must bring a notepad and pen to take notes.

FAQ’s

How do you schedule Behind the Wheels appointments?

Once you have obtained your learner’s permit, we would ask that you receive at least 6 hours of behind the wheel practice with a licensed driving coach (the person teaching you how to drive) who has a minimum of 3 years with a valid driver’s license. The purpose of these 6 hours is so you can learn how to stop, steer, brake smoothly and effectively, and demonstrate that you have control of the vehicle. Once you receive 6 hours of practice with your parent/guardian or coach, please call or email our office to coordinate a date and time for your first Behind The Wheel evaluation.

What if I do not have a driving coach?

We offer several practice hour packages of various prices ranging from 1 hour to 60 hours of practice.

What is the difference between a Practice Hour & Behind The Wheel?

A Practice Hour is an instructional hour with an MVA licensed instructor. The instructor will teach you how to safely operate a vehicle on the road and teach you how to perform a 2 point turn and go over parallel parking. *Instructional lessons vary on the number of Practice Hour package that is purchased. Ex: A student who has no knowledge or experience on how to operate a vehicle will not learn how to successfully operate a vehicle with only 4 Practice Hours. 

Behind The Wheel is an evaluation of your driving. The 6 hours of Behind The Wheel portion of the Driver’s Education Program is completed in increments if 2 hours each, of which the final 2 hours is a test. You must pass the Behind The Wheel test with a minimum of 80%. This is accomplished by performing various tasks. Your score is determined per tasks to ultimately total a maximum score of 100%.

The first 4 hours of your Behind The Wheel, the instructor will suggest safe pointers for driving on the road, give feedback as your perform various driving maneuvers, go over steps to improve driving skills and will suggest whether or not you are ready to move on to the final Behind The Wheel test.

Here is a link to the MVA website with more information.

Can I schedule a Practice Hour and Behind The Wheel on the same day?

Students can not exceed two hours of Practice Hour or Behind The Wheel per day.

Do I need a Learner’s Permit to practice?

Yes, all students must have a VALID (current and unexpired) Learner’s Permit, USA Driver’s License, or International Driver’s License. JET Driving School instructors will not take students out without proper documentation and or corrective lenses.

How long after completing Driver’s Education do i have to wait to take the MVA Skills Test?

There are a few variables that determine how soon you can schedule your MVA Skills Test.

Age: 15 + 9 months through 24 – has had 60 Practice Hours with a driving coach or Instructor of which 10 hours of nighttime driving has been logged into your Rookie Book and has held a Maryland’s Learner’s permit for 9 months

Age: 18 through 24 with a high school diploma or GED – has had 60 Practice Hours with a driving coach or instructor of which 10 hours of nighttime driving has been logged into your Rookie Book and has held a Maryland’s Learner’s Permit for 3 months

Age: 25 and older – has had 14 Practice Hours of which 3 hours of nighttime driving has been logged into your Rookie Book with a driving coach and has held a Maryland’s Learner’s Permit for 45 days