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​What are the basic steps to getting the permit with UltraSafe Driving?

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1.  Go to the DMV to apply for a permit.  Information is in the Idaho Driver Handbook and on this website.

2.  Text us at 208-880-3311 and say "We want to do the online course".  We'll reply.

3.  Start and finish the online classroom course.  A physical or online classroom course is required for all driving schools in Idaho.  

4.  Text us when you've finished and we'll schedule 10 drives.

5.  We complete the drives.  Done!

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More info on the next page.  Please read the rules and policies below and then click continue.

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Please read these rules and policies...

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We do 10 Drives all starting and ending at specific locations.  Home pickup and drop-off is available for an extra fee - but all drives start and end at specific locations.

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Drives are 2 to 3 hours.  For maximum learning 3 hours is best.

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We drive:

Monday to Friday starting at 10am and last drive starting at 6:30p.

Saturdays starting at 10am and last drive starting at 3p.  We usually reserve Saturdays for make-up driving or adult practice drives.​

Sundays are off - no driving.

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Face coverings to reduce airborne germs are required on everyone in the vehicle.  A bandanna or N95 mask is provided.  We are in an enclosed vehicle for

2.5 to 3 hours - we must do what we can to reduce airborne illnesses.  There is only 1 instructor - if he gets sick he must cancel at least 2 drives with all his other students.  

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Students must be at least 15.

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​The online classroom course must be finished before the driving portion can be scheduled.  The online class takes about 25 hours to complete.  You must go to the DMV before starting the online course (this is Idaho Law).  It is a separate $75 fee.  We use IODE (Idaho Online Driver Education), but you can use another online class if you want to.  

  

We do not provide services for individuals living between Hwy 55 & Hwy 16;

and between Beacon Light Rd & Chinden Blvd, or Eagle High School or

Rocky Mountain High School students. 

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