Michigan Driver’s Ed Online | Permit Prep Course for MI Teens (Not SOS-Approved)

DMVEdu’s Michigan Driver’s Ed Online Course gives teens across Michigan—from Detroit to Grand Rapids—a flexible and affordable way to build essential driving knowledge at home. Please note: this course is not approved by the Michigan Secretary of State (SOS) and does not meet Michigan’s official driver education requirements. It’s designed as a helpful supplemental tool for learners preparing for the written permit test.

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$34^.95

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Why Michigan Teens Choose This Online Driver’s Ed Course

1

Self-paced Learning

Match lessons to your schedule—no classroom attendance required.

2

Fully Online Access

Study from any device, anywhere in Michigan—home, school, or café.

3

Michigan-Specific Topics

Includes local traffic laws, winter driving challenges, seat belt and cell phone rules.

4

Interactive Practice Tests

Master permit test topics such as road signs, school bus laws, and hazard awareness.

5

Permit Test Confidence Boost

Master test content beforehand, reducing stress at the SOS office.

What Michigan Teens Learn in the Course

Michigan traffic laws, speed limits, and school bus rules
Key road signs and pavement markings
Defensive driving techniques, especially for winter and urban streets
Distracted and impaired driving prevention
Emergency driving procedures and accident response
Mock permit tests and test-taking strategies

Michigan Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Overview

Michigan’s GDL program has three license levels for drivers under 18—helping teens learn gradually and stay safe:

1

AGE

14

Learner’s License

Minimum age: 14 years , 9 months

Complete classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction (Segment 1), and pass the written test.

Hold for six months and drive only with a licensed adult in the front seat.

No cell phone use and seat belt use required.

2

AGE

16

Intermediate License

After six months and an additional Segment 2 driving instruction period.

Log 50 total hours of supervised driving (10 at night).

Nighttime driving restrictions (10 PM–5 AM unless supervised or for work/school).

Limit one peer passenger unless a supervised adult is present.

3

AGE

17

Full Driver’s License

Awarded after completing Level 2, holding it for 12 consecutive months with no violations.

How the Michigan Course Works

Enroll Online

Sign up and gain instant access to all Michigan-specific lessons.

Study & Complete Quizzes

Go through modules at your own pace and test your understanding with quizzes.

Take the Final Exam

Finish with a final test. You may retake it until you’re ready. Then download your Certificate of Completion.

Why Michigan Families Trust DMVEdu

Affordable driver education prep for just $34.95
Perfect for teens from Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids, and beyond
Clear, engaging content aligned with Michigan permit test formats
Designed to reinforce GDL knowledge before heading to the SOS
Reliable support team to assist through every step

Testimonials from Michigan Teens

This course made Michigan laws easy to understand—I felt confident before visiting the SOS.

Taylor

Detroit, MI

Flexible and clear. Helped me prep for my written test around school.

Jordan

Lansing, MI

Start Your Michigan Driver’s Ed

Prepare for your Michigan learner’s permit the smart way with our mobile-friendly, self-paced course.

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Disclaimer:
This course is not approved by the Michigan Secretary of State (SOS) and does not meet official Michigan driver education requirements. It is for educational use only. Check with your high school or local SOS before using this certificate toward licensing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is required for Michigan's GDL and driver’s education?

Michigan requires Segment 1 & 2 driver education and three license levels. Level 1 (learner) requires classroom and supervised driving; Level 2 requires additional instruction and driving hours; Level 3 (full) is granted after violation-free experience.

How many supervised driving hours are needed in Michigan?

Michigan requires a total of 50 hours of logged driving, at least 10 hours at night, before moving from Level 1 to Level 2.

Does this course count toward Michigan driver education?

No. This online course is not SOS-approved and does not replace the mandatory Segment 1 or 2 instruction.

Are there license restrictions in Michigan for teen drivers?

Yes. Intermediate (Level 2) drivers face limits on nighttime driving and peer passengers, unless supervised or exempt for work/school.

Does the course teach Michigan-specific conditions?

Absolutely. Lessons cover Michigan traffic laws, winter driving hazards, seatbelt and cellphone use laws, and safe driving practices tailored to local roads.

Will this course help prepare for the Michigan written permit test?

Yes. It includes modules and practice quizzes aligned with Michigan SOS test materials—road signs, traffic laws, hazard recognition, and more.

Michigan Driver’s Ed Online Permit Prep for Michigan Teens