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Important Notice:

Your Success Depends on Practice

Failure to Practice = Risk of not passing the Program
To successfully complete the required structured driving lessons, consistent practice is essential. Without sufficient practice, you may be unable to meet the standards outlined in the  Maryland Rookie Driver Log.

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Understanding the Difference Between MVA Driver Education Program Structured Lessons and Personalized Driving Lessons

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Request Access to the Self-Serve Scheduling Portal

To request access to the self-serve scheduling portal, please ensure you meet the following requirements:

  1. You must have a Maryland-issued learner's permit.

  2. You must have completed Classroom Sessions 1 & 2.

  3. You must have paid or be ready to pay for the 6 hours of driving lessons required by the Maryland Driver Education Program.​

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Once these conditions are met, you can complete your request below.

Scheduling Portal Access Request

This form is for students who have enrolled in the Drivers Edu Driving School MDOT Driver Education Program and are ready to begin scheduling their 6 hours of behind-the-wheel lessons, as it relates to the Maryland Rookie Driver’s Log.

Student contact number is use to contact student for appointment notifications.

When did you start your driver education program with Drivers Edu Driving School? Must start over if over 3 years ago.

Under Maryland's MDOT (MVA) COMAR regulations, specifically COMAR 11.17.05.03 regarding Driver Education Programs, there is a statute of limitations of 18 weeks for the completion of the program.

Please indicate the estimated number of hours you have driven with your driving coach.
None to 5 hours
6 to 20 hours
21 to 40 hours
Over 60 hours

This question is asking you to provide an estimate of how many hours you've spent driving with a driving coach or instructor. It's designed to help us understand your current level of driving experience.

Please select the types of driving areas you have experience with your driving coach as it relates to the Maryland Rookie Drivers Log.

Understanding where you’ve driven helps tailor your lessons to focus on areas where you might need more experience or confidence. It also ensures you're prepared for a variety of driving situations when you take your road test.

Uploading a picture of your learner's permit is required to gain access to the scheduling portal and ensure we can properly identify you for your scheduled lessons. This helps us verify your eligibility and ensure the correct student is attending each session.

Have you paid in full for the MDOT Driver Education Program, which includes both the classroom sessions and the 6 required structured behind-the-wheel lessons?

If you're unsure whether you've paid, please check your enrollment confirmation, the ticket emailed to you, or your invoice. If payment has not been received, we will send you an invoice, and payment must be made before you can schedule any lessons.

In closing, here’s a summary of key points to inform the student:

  • Payment Confirmation: Ensure that payment for the MDOT Driver Education Program, including both classroom sessions and behind-the-wheel lessons, has been made in full. If not, you will receive an invoice, and payment must be completed before scheduling any lessons.

  • Learner's Permit: Don’t forget to upload a clear picture of your learner’s permit to complete your registration and gain access to the scheduling portal.

  • Scheduling Lessons: Once everything is confirmed (payment and learner's permit), you will receive an email from Student Services with the link to schedule your lessons. The subject line will be “Information Access”, which contains your log-on details to access the scheduling portal.

  • Stay Updated: Keep an eye on your email for any updates, notifications, or further instructions.

This ensures everything is in order before starting your lessons and helps prevent any delays!

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