Montana Drivers Education
Montana's school districts offer quality state-approved driver education that includes traffic safety, parent/guardian involvement, and Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL). The Traffic Education Unit approves instructors and school-based programs to ensure Montana standards and requirements are met. Teens who successfully complete a state-approved driver education course in Montana have at least:
- 60 hours of traffic education instruction including 6 hours of behind-the-wheel in-traffic instruction.
- A minimum of 25 days of instruction taught by a state-approved traffic educator.
- The opportunity to study for and take the Learner License knowledge exam and receive a Learner License during the traffic education course.
- Online driver education courses are not approved.
- Download the booklet Traffic Education Standards & Requirements for detailed information on Montana's traffic education programs.Wade VanNess
Students must be 14 1/2 years old at the start of class. Typical classes last 6 weeks. Classes are before school and drives are after school and weekends. The cost of the course is $250. Lincoln County High School offers 3 sessions throughout the year. The Fall session begins in September, Spring Session begins in February, and summer session starts in May.
Contact Information
Mr. VanNess
cell: 406.260.3982