AABC Driving school is one of Wisconsin's oldest and most respected driving schools. Started in 1971, AABC Driving School had locations in both Green Bay and Racine. Tom LaPlante joined AABC as an instructor in 1987 after recovering from a motorcycle accident caused by a drunk driver. In 1989, the Green Bay school was purchased by Howard LaPlante, and Tom took over as general manager.
With Howard's experience as an accident investigator and Tom's experience with the effects of drunk driving, they were able to add their personal stories to the classroom and in-car training. A few years later, AABC opened up a new location on the west side of Green Bay at 712 Gray Street, to better serve students to the north and west.
With Howard's experience as an accident investigator and Tom's experience with the effects of drunk driving, they were able to add their personal stories to the classroom and in-car training. A few years later, AABC opened up a new location on the west side of Green Bay at 712 Gray Street, to better serve students to the north and west.
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For students under 18, we offer our complete in person course consisting of 30 Hours of classroom instruction, 6 Hours of behind the wheel driving and 6 Hours of driving observation time. This course fulfills the state's requirements for students. When enrolled in the full course, you are given the application for your temporary driving permit (TEMPS) on the 6th day of class.
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Student's should be about 15 or older. All driver education programs must be completed within a 13 month period or a refresher course must be taken. A student must be at least 15 years to receive their temporary license (temps). Each student must take and pass the knowledge and sign tests, as well as a vision test in order to receive their temps.
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