Eligibility Requirements
Minimum Age
21 Yrs
Maximum Age
No Maximum
Course Expectations
In Ohio, if you're 21 or older and fail your driver's license test, you must complete a 4-hour online Abbreviated Adult Driver Education course and get additional behind-the-wheel practice before you can retake the test.
At All Star, we offer two program options to meet these requirements:
Online Course Only: Complete the 4-hour online course with us.
Abbreviated Adult Combo Program: This fulfills both the online classroom and behind-the-wheel requirements.
To be eligible for a retake in Ohio, you must log behind-the-wheel practice in addition to completing the abbreviated course. You have two options for the driving practice:
4 hours of training with a licensed instructor: Our Abbreviated Adult Combo program includes this professional, one-on-one instruction.
24 hours of driving with a licensed driver: The licensed driver must be at least 21 years old. You will need to track these hours using the BMV 5789 24-Hour Affidavit form.
Register Now4-Hour Online Class Syllabus
Module 1: Basic Control Tasks
Module 2: Traffic Control Devices and Laws
Module 3: Perception and Driving Strategies
Module 4: Operating in Adverse Conditions
Module 5: Driver Fitness
Module 6: Responsibilities of Owning and Maintaining a Vehicle
Ohio Abbreviated Adult Final Exam
**To earn a certificate of completion, students must pass the final exam. Students will receive three attempts to pass before needing to re-enroll in the class.
Ohio Abbreviated Adult Driving Course
Online Course Only
4-Hour state-approved online course for applicants 21 years and older, who failed the first attempt at the maneuverability or road test portion of the driving test in Ohio.
$64
Sign UpBehind-The-Wheel (BTW) Lessons
Many students benefit from combining the online course with practical Behind-the-Wheel lessons. These lessons provide hands-on experience with a professional instructor who can help you improve your driving skills and correct any issues that caused you to fail your first test attempt.
BTW Lesson Options:
Maneuverability Specialist Training
Road Test Preparation
Defensive Driving Techniques
Highway Driving Practice
Highway Driving Practice
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Ohio Driver Education
Engaging & Proprietary Curriculum
Educators by trade, the founders of All Star Driver Education know how you teach is as important as what you teach. The All Star curriculum motivates teens with humor, games, fun and engaging textbooks, interactive materials, and lively trainers. They use proprietary technology, techniques, and detailed instructional guidelines.
This class is like no other. We have created a fun and unique curriculum to take the dull out of Driver Education. Throughout our course, we use videos, pictures, graphs, and quizzes to keep students engaged and ensure they absorb the important information.
Leader in Driver Education
We don’t just teach students how to drive. We teach how to anticipate, avoid and survive the hazards on the open road.
With over 50 years of teaching experience and 250,000+ safe drivers, we offer convenient classroom locations and select online courses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Individuals who are 18 years of age or older and who have failed their first attempt at the Ohio maneuverability or road test portion of the driving test are eligible. There is no maximum age.
The course is required for individuals who fail their first attempt at the maneuverability or road test. Completing an Abbreviated Adult program, which includes both the online course and behind-the-wheel instruction, is mandatory to be eligible to attempt the road test for a second time.
What does a teen under the age of 18 need to bring to the road test?
1.) Graduated Level One License
2.) Segment 2 Certificate of Completion
3.) A complete Michigan Supervised Driving Log documenting 50 hours of driving; 10 hours must be at night
4.) Current vehicle insurance and registration
5.) A parent or legal guardian
h4>What does a teen under the age of 18 need to bring to the road test?
1.) Graduated Level One License
2.) Segment 2 Certificate of Completion
3.) A complete Michigan Supervised Driving Log documenting 50 hours of driving; 10 hours must be at night
4.) Current vehicle insurance and registration
5.) A parent or legal guardian
What does a teen under the age of 18 need to bring to the road test?
1.) Graduated Level One License
2.) Segment 2 Certificate of Completion
3.) A complete Michigan Supervised Driving Log documenting 50 hours of driving; 10 hours must be at night
4.) Current vehicle insurance and registration
5.) A parent or legal guardian
FAQ
More frequently asked questions
The Combo Program includes a 4-hour state-approved online course and 4 hours of behind-the-wheel training with an expert instructor. To receive a Certificate of Completion, students must achieve a passing grade of 75% or greater on the final exam.
Upon registration and payment, you will gain instant access to your online course. If you are unable to access your program after you have paid, please contact All Star Driver Education at (734) 665-7374.
After enrolling, submit your required documentation by uploading it to your student portal. Uploaded documents may take up to 3 business days for approval, so be sure to submit them early.
About Us
Driver education you can trust, since 1997
All Star Driver Education was established in 1997, is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and has taught more than 250,000 drivers. Today we are certified to offer driver education, traffic safety and defensive driving classes in 10 states, in the classroom, online and behind the wheel.
- 1997Established
- 250,000+Drivers taught
- 10States
Official licensing resources in our 10 states
Every state sets its own permit, driver education and road test rules. These are the agencies that publish them.
MichiganMichigan Secretary of State
OhioOhio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
IndianaIndiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
WisconsinWisconsin Department of Transportation
TexasTexas Department of Public Safety
MissouriMissouri Department of Revenue
ArizonaArizona Department of Transportation
IdahoIdaho Transportation Department
MinnesotaMinnesota Department of Public Safety
OklahomaService Oklahoma