No, AAA Minneapolis does not administer knowledge or driving tests. Schedule a Knowledge Exam or Road Test To schedule a knowledge test or road test, visit the MN DVS site .

DPS-DVS approved a variance allowing Minnesota driver education programs to provide driver education via teleconference or other methods of video distance learning in a live setting to their students through 12/31/2021. For more information, see AAA Minneapolis Driving School COVID-19 Information .

One primary document for identification One secondary document for identification Social security number Blue card (certificate of classroom completion) Parent/guardian $14.25 (cash or check) Glasses/contacts if you wear them If you are over 18 years old, no parent/guardian or blue card is needed. See checklist in the Minnesota Divers Manual for more details.

See the current requirements for a STANDARD driver's license or ID card .

If you’re under 18, you will need: A valid permit Your social security number Your white card (certificate of behind-the-wheel course completion) A proper functioning vehicle (see pages 7-9 in Minnesota Driver’s Manual) Valid proof of insurance Supervised driving log Parent Night Certificate (if you have not logged 40 hours of supervised driving) $14.25 (cash or check) Also, you will need to have held permit for 6 months without any moving violations or alcohol/substance violations a  More...

Drivers under age 18 will be required to submit a Supervised Driving Log when they take the road test. Dates, minutes and skills practiced should be recorded in the log after every drive. The State of Minnesota Supervised Driving Log will be the only accepted format.

Yes. You will need to ask for a “Letter of Completion” from the driving school you attended. You will then need to get a copy of the letter to us before signing you up for the first lesson. Go to our Teen Driver Education page to see behind-the-wheel lesson pricing .

Pen/pencil Highlighter Folder Notebook Completed service agreement form We will supply you with the AAA How to Drive textbook and Minnesota Drivers Manual .

You can start driver’s education at age 14 ½. You cannot take the knowledge/permit test until age 15. If you are under age 18 you are required to take 30-hours of classroom driver’s education.

Attending the complete 3-hour class is required. If you are unable to attend the full class, you are required to make-up the material missed. We also ask students make up the full hour of any class portion missed. You can schedule make-up classes through the online student portal or by calling 952-927-2602.

Drinks and snacks are allowed. We ask you not to bring fast food or meals into the classroom.

You will need to make-up the class session you are unable to attend. For example, if you miss Day 4, you will need to attend a different Day 4. You can schedule make-up classes through the online student portal or by calling 952-927-2602. Remember, the state law requires a student to complete a maximum of three classroom hours of instruction per day.