Driver Education
The BMV coordinates the licensing and oversight of all driver education schools and instructors. Whether you are interested in public or private driver education courses, motorcycle safety training courses or truck driver training courses (CDL), you can now find information on all of these areas on myBMV.com. Select the appropriate link(s) on the homepage to find the specific driver training information that you need.
Student and Parent Resources
A driver education program consists of classroom/online instruction and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction with an approved driver education provider.- Driver Guide for Parents and Teens
- Current age and licensing requirements for driver education / young driver restrictions
- Driver education student bill of rights
- Driver education student code of responsibilities
- Frequently asked questions from parents
- Frequently asked questions from students
- List of approved driver education providers
All schools listed are licensed by the BMV to provide driver education, please note: a public school may require enrollment to take driver education at that location. - List of approved online providers
- Log of supervised driving
- Driver's Manual
Websites
- American Driver and Traffic Safety Association (ADTSEA)
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI)
- National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA)
Driver Education Provider and Instructor Resources
- Driver education instructor physical exam form
- Driver education instructor training classes
- Driver education provider and instructor application instructions
- Driving school vehicle inspection checklist
- Driver training school - Final interim written guidelines
- Driver training school - Final interim written guidelines memo
- Evaluation form for businesses seeking accreditation of their online program
- School and instructor online applications
- Driver Education Newsletter
