Am I covered by my parent's insurance while I have a Learner's Permit?
Yes, in the state of Massachusetts a person with a Learner's Permit cannot have an insurance policy on their own. You must drive with someone that has an existing policy like your Parents, Grandparents, Aunts & Uncles. When you get your license you then can either have your own policy or be added to your parent's policy at an additional charge.

Do I need a Learner’s Permit to attend class?
No, however, you will need to have your learner’s permit before you can take your road lessons.

What does the full program include?
For full time students:
· 30 hours of classroom instruction.
· 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction.
· 6 hours of observation.

If your Learner's Permit date is on or after 9/1/07 the full program is

· 30 hours of classroom instruction
· 12 hours of behind the wheel instruction
· 6 hours of observation

How old do I have to be to attend class?
All students must be at least 15 years and 9 months old to start class.

How many hours do I have to drive with my family before I can get my license?
Massachusetts students under the age of 18 must have a minimum of 12 hours with their parents or someone their parents appoint.  Although this is the legal minimum, students preparing for their license should drive as many hours as they possibly can.  This will help them be better prepared for the road test and driving alone.
If your Learner's Permit date is on or after 9/1/07 you will need to have 40 hours of driving wth your parents.

When can I start taking my road lessons?
Road lessons can be stated when students have their Learner's Permit, complete class successfully and have had some basic driving.

How long do I have to have my Learner's Permit before I can get my license?
In Massachusetts, you must have a Learner's Permit for 6 months before taking your Road Test. You must have a clean record during the 6 months. A clean records means that you have not had any problems such as a ticket or an at fault accident.