What type of training is included in the driver education Certificate of Training?

The driver education Certificate of Training in North Dakota includes 30 hours of classroom instruction combined with six hours of behind-the-wheel training. This comprehensive approach ensures that new drivers not only gain theoretical knowledge about traffic laws, safe driving practices, and the mechanics of operating a vehicle but also develop practical skills through hands-on experience.

Classroom training covers essential topics such as road signs, defensive driving, and the responsibilities of operating a vehicle, while the behind-the-wheel component allows students to apply what they’ve learned in real driving situations under the guidance of an instructor. This combination is crucial for preparing new drivers to navigate the roads safely and responsibly, making it the standard requirement for driver education in the state.