Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. We can assist eligible students with the required driver education training needed for the Mississippi Hardship License process and help answer questions about the requirements.

We offer a variety of driver education options, including self-paced online courses, live virtual instruction, classroom courses (when available), behind-the-wheel training, adult driving lessons, refresher courses, and private one-on-one instruction.

• Choose the driver education program that's right for you. 
• Complete the online enrollment form. 
• Submit your payment. 
• We'll contact you to schedule your lessons and provide next steps.

Pricing varies by program. Visit our Pricing page for the most current rates and available packages.

Our standard driver education course includes 30 hours of classroom instruction plus behind-the-wheel training, as required for the selected program. Self-paced students can complete the classroom portion on their own schedule.

• Basic vehicle control 
• Turning and intersections 
• Parking 
• Lane changes 
• Highway and interstate driving 
• Defensive driving techniques 
• Backing and reversing 
• Traffic signs and right-of-way 
• Hazard awareness 
• Parking lot maneuvers

Yes! Students can begin driver education at 14 years old. Under the supervision of a certified Pro Driving MS instructor, eligible students may receive behind-the-wheel instruction before obtaining a learner's permit. Starting early allows students to build confidence, develop safe driving habits, and gain valuable experience before they begin practicing with a parent or guardian.

Not always. Students who are at least 14 years old may receive behind-the-wheel instruction with a certified Pro Driving MS instructor without first obtaining a learner's permit, as permitted under Mississippi driver education requirements.

However, once a student begins driving outside of instructor-supervised lessons, they must meet all Mississippi permit and licensing requirements.

No. Completing driver education does not guarantee that a student will pass the written or road skills test or receive a driver's license. Licensing decisions are made by the appropriate Mississippi licensing authority.

Yes. Students are required to provide a safe, legally registered, and insured vehicle for all behind-the-wheel instruction. Before the first lesson, the instructor will verify that the vehicle is in safe operating condition and meets all legal requirements.

We proudly serve students throughout Southern Mississippi. Contact us to confirm whether we provide driving instruction in your area.

After enrollment is complete, we'll contact you to schedule your driving sessions based on instructor availability and your schedule.

We ask that students provide as much advance notice as possible. Late cancellations or missed appointments may result in rescheduling fees or forfeiture of lesson time.

Student safety always comes first. If severe weather creates unsafe driving conditions, your lesson will be rescheduled at no additional charge.

No. To minimize distractions and promote safe driving habits, cell phone use, texting, headphones, and other electronic devices are not permitted during behind-the-wheel instruction unless specifically directed by the instructor for instructional purposes or in an emergency.

Please review our Refund Policy before enrolling. All sales are final unless otherwise required by law. If you have questions about which course is right for you, we're happy to help before you register.