Your SC Road Test is included in your tuition, so when you take driver ed here at ADA, you will do the one day classroom at our office on Neilson St, then we pick the student up for the 3 driving sessions (scheduled in the order we receive your registration based on the class date you select), and then the parent brings the student to the ADA office to test. Once you’ve completed the 1 day classroom and your 3 behind the wheel driving sessions, you’re ready to test if all the elements of testing have been met (explained above).
Basically, get your permit and contact ADA so we can work on a plan that meets your needs to finish and get your teen driving! Waiting to take the class only delays when you’ll be able to drive. Enrolling and completing the class gets you into the system & we can begin to schedule your driving sessions in the order we receive your registration. ADA requires it’s students to have at least 20 of those 40 hours (basically driving the road, not parking lots or neighborhood streets) completed before beginning the driving portion, but NOT to enroll in the class, so do not wait to enroll just because the student has not had a lot of practice. Students may schedule their driving sessions when they’re available to either finish sooner (based on ADA & student availability) or spread them out to allow for more practice between sessions. The student’s availability to drive, ADA’s availability, & most importantly the student’s readiness to test. There are many factors that go into when your student would or could finish the course. If you have, not the end of the world, but we encourage customers to plan ahead and stay ahead of that 180 so if they’re ready to test when eligible then driver ed is not holding them up. Also, every NEW driver regardless of age must also wait 180 days from the date their permit was issued before being eligible to take the road test, but DO NOT wait 180 days before you start thinking about registering. These three things must be completed or checked off before the driver is eligible to take the SC Road Test. These 40 hours are not a part of driver ed. In SC, for those under 17, you must complete driver ed, be enrolled in school, & have 40 hours with a licensed driver 21 or older (typically parents). If you’re 15 or 16 years old then Driver Ed is REQUIRED. If interested in defensive driving, click on that tab for more information. Defensive Driving is ONLY for those with a drivers license & seeking an insurance discount. Simply put, if you only have a permit, this is the course you need to obtain your license. The course will also provide the student of any age an insurance discount upon completion (Check with your agent for applicable discounts). It is an option for any age driver who is seeking to get their license and needs help with passing the SC Road Test. Driver Ed is a required course for 15/16 year olds.
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