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Does my course expire?
In many cases the course does not expire, you can check expirations dates on the home screen of your course at any time (2). When you get closer to expirations a banner (1) will also show up.
States that require course expirations:
Colorado Driver Education
The Division of Motor Vehicle requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 180 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overriden.
Illinois Adult Driver Education
The Division of Motor Vehicle requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 30 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overriden.
Michigan Basic Driver Improvement
If you are eligible to enroll in the Basic Driver Improvement Course, you will be given a due date from the state. That date is normally within 60 days. We cannot give our extensions, and the Michigan Department of State requires we report all students that do not complete by their due date as failed.
Ohio Driver Education
The Bureau of Motor Vehicle(BMV) requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 180 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overriden.
Note: The BMV also requires that students do no more than 3.5 hours of course work without a break so ensure you do not wait till the last minute to start the course as it does take most students over 12 days to complete.
Ohio Adult Driver Education
The Bureau of Motor Vehicle requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 90 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overridden.
Wisconsin Driver Education
The Department of Transportation requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 180 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course.This cannot be overridden.
States that require course expirations:
Colorado Driver Education
The Division of Motor Vehicle requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 180 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overriden.
Illinois Adult Driver Education
The Division of Motor Vehicle requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 30 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overriden.
Michigan Basic Driver Improvement
If you are eligible to enroll in the Basic Driver Improvement Course, you will be given a due date from the state. That date is normally within 60 days. We cannot give our extensions, and the Michigan Department of State requires we report all students that do not complete by their due date as failed.
Ohio Driver Education
The Bureau of Motor Vehicle(BMV) requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 180 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overriden.
Note: The BMV also requires that students do no more than 3.5 hours of course work without a break so ensure you do not wait till the last minute to start the course as it does take most students over 12 days to complete.
Ohio Adult Driver Education
The Bureau of Motor Vehicle requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 90 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course. This cannot be overridden.
Wisconsin Driver Education
The Department of Transportation requires that all courses and final exams must be completed and passed within 180 days. If the course is not completed you will be directed to start a new course.This cannot be overridden.
