Oklahoma Drivers Education

Oklahoma Drivers Education Online

So you want to get your driver's license? The first step you need to towards achieving this goal is to obtain a learner's permit. You can begin the process when you are as young at 15 years old.

Steps to getting your learner's permit:

1. Get the DPS to accept your parent as an instructor and he or she has a control number (provided on the returned affidavit).You can find the Affidavit of Driver Training Here.
2. Complete a driver's education course
3. Pass written driving exam administered by the Department of Public Safety
4. Pass the vision exam

Mail the original form to:
Oklahoma Department of Public Safety Driver License Examining
3600 Martin Luther King
PO Box 11415
Oklahoma City, OK 73136

Once the Department of Public Safety accepts the affidavit, a copy of the affidavit, marked "Accepted" will be delivered to your home. You will be provided with the DPS authorization number. At this point the parent(s) may then begin the Oklahoma Drivers Education Online course.

In order to receive your driver's license you are required to receive 55 hours of behind-the-wheel training with your parent(s) or guardian. These hours are incorporated in the Oklahoma Drivers Education Online course.

You will need to carry the accepted affidavit form in the vehicle whenever you are driving. All behind-the-wheel training must be conducted under the supervision and instruction of a parent instructor accepted by the Department.

Behind the wheel is not counted until you obtain a permit. YOU MUST OBTAIN A PERMIT BEFORE COMPLETING THIS COURSE; however, you should wait until Unit 5 (when the student actually begins driving) to obtain a permit because you will be more prepared to take the permit test.

A completion certificate shall be provided by and issued by the Oklahoma Teen driver education to each student upon the successful completion of course work (both classroom and behind the wheel).