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Drivers Ed Indiana Online Course

The freedom of the open road is calling–it's time to start on your way to your Indiana drivers permit! I Drive Safely has the simple, fast, and fun way to get there with an online Indiana driver education course designed just for you. When you study online, you've got the power to call the shots!

• Access your course for up to 3 hours per day
• Keep your free time open
• Work at your own pace
• 24/7 access from any computer
• No classrooms, textbooks, or instructors!

You spend enough time at school–why spend any more during your weekends? Your Indiana online drivers ed course works with your schedule and at your pace to bring you the stress–free way to complete your driver education, right from the comfort of home. There's nothing easier!

We Make Indiana Drivers Ed Easy – You Make it Fun!

Our state–approved online Indiana drivers ed course isn't just the standard text-based drivers education that you'll find elsewhere. This course is jam-packed with tons of technology and fun elements that make it fast and easy to learn–so you have a great time while taking the first step toward your drivers permit!

• Interact with animations and slideshows
• Watch videos and listen to audio clips
• Learn through targeted 3D graphics and teaching tools

With all of these expertly–designed multimedia elements, your lessons are much easier to learn and remember. You'll be so entertained that you might even forget you're taking a drivers education course!

How Your Online Drivers Ed Course Works

Our online Indiana drivers ed course is approved by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), so that teens who are at least 15 years old can work toward their Indiana drivers permit right from home–no classroom necessary! It includes 30 hours' worth of classroom time, but since it's 100% online and self-paced, you can take breaks and work in sessions until your entire course is done.

Broken down into 8 simple units, your course chapters focus on one single subject at a time, and use multiple-choice quizzes at the end to review what you just covered. Your final exam will be 50 multiple-choice questions, and you only need an 80% to pass. Best of all, you can retake the exam as many times as you need to get your passing score, so you are guaranteed to pass your drivers ed course!

What Will I Learn?

Through a combination of videos, graphics, animation, audio elements, and visual aids, you'll learn to be a safe and responsible driver from the comfort of your own home. The subject-based chapters include topics like:

• Night driving
• Driving in various weather
• Road signs and signals
• Defensive driving techniques
• Freeway driving
• Merging and lane changing
• Hazard prevention methods

How Long Will it Take to Get My Permit?

In a way, the length of the course will depend on you. Since you can log on and off anytime you like, the time you spend finishing can vary. But the state of Indiana does require at least 30 hours of instruction from a drivers ed course, so it will take you at least that long.

After you've gone through the material, you can take your in-course permit exam that will count towards your BMV application. Once you've enrolled in a behind-the-wheel course, you can head down to the office to submit your forms, pass the vision test, and receive your learners permit.

If you're very committed, you can get the whole process done in just a few days. But don't worry - you can take much longer than that if you'd prefer.

Pass Your BMV Exam, No Problem

There's no better way to ace your exam on the first try than by being extra prepared, so your course comes complete with a free 50-question practice test--take it as many times as you wish. Refresh the questions in different orders to mix it up, and score yourself to track your improvement. By the end, you'll be all set up to walk into the BMV and breeze through your Indiana permit test.

Your Rights as an Indiana Student Driver

The Indiana BMV takes driver education seriously, and because of that, they want all drivers ed and defensive driving students to know their rights and responsibilities. You can view the Bill of Rights and the Code of Responsibilities for Driver Education Students as a PDF.

Need Support? You’ve Got it!

We don't just leave you stranded after you sign up for your course. If you ever need help at any point - whether it's with your Indiana online drivers ed, the licensing process, or anything else - we've got you covered! Our customer support team is available to you 7 days a week by email or phone. No matter what time you work on your course, we'll be there to help you out.

How to Get Your Indiana Drivers License

You’re amped to finally get behind the wheel and drive – and you should be! The first step is for you to get the learners permit that all Indiana teens are required to get before receiving that coveted Indiana drivers license. But you’ve got a few more steps to go before you get to that point, like taking an Indiana drivers ed course. The best part about enrolling in this course is that you’ll learn everything you need to know to get in gear and start driving safely.

First Things First: The Indiana Learners Permit

There are a few requirements to be met before you can earn your Indiana learners permit. Keep in mind, one of the Indiana learners permit requirements is that you must be at least 15 years old in order to complete driver education. There are also requirements for behind-the-wheel training you must abide by to get your Indiana drivers permit, like logging 50 hours of driving time, 10 of which must be at night –with a certified driving instructor or a licensed driver 25 years or older.

Nonetheless, this is an exciting time for every teen. After all, getting your Indiana learners permit is supposed to be fun. But it can also be a bit overwhelming, which is why I Drive Safely put together this blow-by-blow guide to getting your Indiana drivers license. Starting with pointers on drivers ed, the guide takes you through the particulars of the entire process – right up to getting your full drivers license.

Checklist – How To Get A Drivers License Indiana

• STEP 1: Complete our Indiana-Approved Drivers Ed Course
• STEP 2: Enroll in a behind-the-wheel training program
• STEP 3: Get your permit right away!
• STEP 4: Apply for your Indiana drivers license

STEP 1:

Complete Our Indiana State-Approved Drivers Ed Course

You must be at least 15 years old to enroll in our Indiana teen drivers ed course. Once you’ve gone through all the chapters, you just need to pass the final, and you’re done!

STEP 2:

Enroll in a Behind-the-Wheel Training Program

In addition to our online teen drivers ed course, you will need to enroll in a separate behind-the-wheel training program. Once enrolled, you can go to the Indiana BMV to apply for your learners permit!

STEP 3:

Get Your Permit Right Away!

When you go to the Indiana BMV, make sure you bring the following with you:

• Proof of enrollment in a behind-the-wheel training program
• Proof of identity. You will need to bring one (1) document to prove each of the following: name, date of birth, Social Security number. and your lawful status in the U.S.
  • You will also need to bring two (2) documents to prove your Indiana residency.
• Completed “agreement of financial liability” form
• You will also be required to pass a standard vision test.

Once you have received your Indiana learners permit, you can drive while accompanied by a certified driving instructor or your parent/legal guardian, as long as they have a valid Indiana drivers license.

STEP 4:

Apply for Your Indiana Drivers License

Be sure you are prepared when you go in to apply for your drivers license. You’ll need to bring the following forms to the BMV:

• Agreement of Financial Liability (State Form 39531) 

This form must be notarized and accompanied by a copy of the drivers license or identification card of the individual who is accepting financial responsibility for the minor.

• Proof of enrollment in an approved Indiana drivers education program
• Documentation proving your identity
• Documentation proving your date of birth
• Documentation containing your Social Security number
• Lawful status documents
• Two (2) computer-generated documents proving your Indiana residency status

Here is the Indiana BMV’s list of acceptable documents.

Once you’ve got all the proper documentation together, you’re ready to visit the BMV. At the BMV, you’ll need to:

• Meet the age requirement. You must be at least 16 years and 90 days old to apply for your Indiana drivers license.
• Hold a learners permit for at least 180 days.
• Present documents of identification and provide a signed log of supervised driving. You may obtain the log at any Indiana-approved behind-the-wheel school. The state of Indiana requires 50 hours of supervised driving, of which 10 hours must be completed at night.
• Have completed both drivers ed and behind-the-wheel training.

Once you have completed these steps, you will take the following exams:

• Driving skills test
• Vision screening test

When you successfully pass these tests (and if you meet the Indiana drivers license requirements), you’ll receive your Indiana drivers license. Congratulations!

Got Questions?

Should you need further information, please visit the lndiana BMV Website .

Questions about Online Drivers Ed in Indiana (FAQs)

Course Information

Course Information

1. Who needs to take Indiana drivers ed?

Teens who are looking to get their Indiana learners permit and drivers license need to complete an Indiana BMV-approved drivers ed course. This includes classwork as well as supervised practice time behind the wheel.

2. How old do I have to be to take an Indiana drivers ed course?

You must be at least 15 years old to enroll in an Indiana drivers education program.

3. Does your online drivers ed course satisfy Indiana BMV requirements?

Yes. Our online Indiana drivers ed program is approved by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles and meets all requirements necessary to get you on your way toward your Indiana drivers license.

4. How does I Drive Safely’s online Indiana drivers ed course work?

Our BMV-approved Indiana online teen drivers ed program is a state-mandated 30 hours long, and uses a combination of videos, graphics, animation, audio elements, and visual aids. You take the course at your own pace, and will be covering all of the information you’ll need to be a safe driver. Each chapter of the course features a quiz, and there is a 50 question final exam you’ll need to pass.

5. What if I don’t pass the Indiana online drivers ed final exam?

No problem. You can take the final exam as many times as you want, at no extra charge. You’re practically guaranteed to pass!

6. How do I apply for my Indiana learners permit?

Once you’ve passed the final exam, you’ll receive a certificate of completion, which you’ll take to an approved driver training school to enroll in behind-the-wheel training. The school will provide you with a certificate of driver enrollment. Then you can go to the BMV and apply for your permit.

7. What if I am visually/audibly impaired?

To the extent required under sections 504 and 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act, all materials in this course are available for download in accessible PDF format. These PDFs can be accessed using screen magnifiers/readers such as ZoomText.

8. What if I come across a driving term I don't understand?

We have compiled a handy glossary of driving terms for you to reference, whenever you get stuck.

Indiana Learners Permit and Drivers License Information

Indiana Learners Permit and Drivers License Information

1. What do I need to do to get an Indiana drivers license?

You need to be at least 16 years and 90 days old, must hold your learners permit for 180 days and complete 50 hours of supervised driving. 10 of the hours need to be at night.

2. Is it necessary for me to get a learners permit?

To get an Indiana drivers license, you need to be 16 years and 90 days old and have taken drivers ed. If you haven’t taken drivers ed, you’ll need to wait until you are 16 and 270 days old to apply for your license.

3. What if I have any other questions?

Our dedicated customer support team is available  7 days a week by chat, email or phone.