At Driver Education the E-Z Way and E-Z Way Driver Training, we pledge our commitment to providing our students with top quality driver education, safe equipment and dependable customer service. We believe that driver instruction is a lifesaving profession, not a part-time job. Working to develop the students defensive driving skills and increasing their safety knowledge is our instructors top priority.
We operate under all requirements set by the Michigan Department of State Driver Education and Testing Section. E-Z Way instructors are licensed and examined on a yearly basis. We have a fleet of training cars and the student is able to complete each student's driving hours within the 3-4 week time frame of the Segment 1 course.
We operate under all requirements set by the Michigan Department of State Driver Education and Testing Section. E-Z Way instructors are licensed and examined on a yearly basis. We have a fleet of training cars and the student is able to complete each student's driving hours within the 3-4 week time frame of the Segment 1 course.
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To be eligible for Segment 1 Driver Education, you must be at least 14 years and 8 months old by the first scheduled day of class, and you may not turn 18 years old on or before the last scheduled day of class. All requirements must be completed to comply with the State of Michigan guidelines by the designated Completion Date of the class.
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Adults must obtain a Temporary Instruction Permit (TIP) from the Secretary of State before taking lessons. Please read the booklet "What Every Driver Must Know" which may be obtained free of charge from the Michigan Secretary of State. This booklet includes useful information for all Michigan motorists, whatever their driving experience.
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Does the thought of driving scare your teen? If so, they are not alone. A decent percentage of teens are putting off driving until they are 18. While this might not seem like a terrible thing as you don't want a nervous teen behind the wheel, it can be cause for concern. This program is designed to help teens gain driver's experience slowly and under proper supervision.
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A. The secretary of state has developed a 'road skills test study guide' that provides detailed instructions on preparing for the road test. This book is free at the Secretary of state. Q. Am I allowed to practice the basic skills parking portion of the road test at a test site? The Michigan Driver training and testing program does not allow students to practice at designated testing sites.
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