Am I eligible to enroll in the All Star Behind the Wheel only program?
This program is for students who have completed the required Online Driver Education program for teens (with another driving school or All Star Driver Education).
What are the age requirements to begin behind the wheel instruction?
You must be 15 and you must have your permit. What forms do I need to apply for my permit?
What is the Certificate of Driver Education Enrollment (CDE)?
To apply for your permit, you need a Certificate of Driver Education Enrollment, obtainable by enrolling in a full program covering both class and behind-the-wheel training or in a program focused solely on behind-the-wheel training. It will be issued by the school where behind the wheel instruction is completed.
How do I obtain my permit?
You can apply for your permit at the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. You must provide them with your Certificate of Driver Education Enrollment, and you will have to pass a brief knowledge test.
Choose a location to know more details:
- Indianapolis Metro Area (Carmel, Fisher, Noblesville & Westfield)
- South Bend, Goshen & Elkhart Teen Driver Education
How do I schedule behind the wheel training?
After you have obtained your permit and complete the Driver Education class you can schedule behind the wheel training. You can schedule lessons on the student portal or directly with your All Star instructor. During the time of enrollment, the student credentials were emailed to the provided email address. Please check your email inbox for the credentials and login information (Subject line: Student Portal Login Credentials from [email protected]).
What do I need to bring for my first driving lesson?
Students must present their original Temporary Permit, Behind the Wheel contract and Certificate of Completion for Online Driver Education at the onset of the driving lesson.
How many hours of behind the wheel instruction can I complete each day?
Students may complete no more than two hours of behind the wheel training per day. Each driving lesson is one or two hours long, and students are required to complete six hours of behind the wheel training.
If I complete the online course and 50 hours of practice driving, can I apply for my license?
No. To be eligible for a license at 16 years and 90 days, your child must complete both portions of a Driver Education course: 30 hours of theoretical or online training, and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training.
All new drivers 18 years old or younger must complete the 50-hour driving log even if they have completed Driver Education.
How do I go about scheduling the Driving Skills Exam ?
If you have a learner's permit and have successfully completed driver training with All Star Driver Education, and are 16 years and 90 days of age, you may take the driving test with your All Star Driver Education Instructor who completed your Behind the Wheel training. This is a separate service you can enroll for on our website. You may also choose to take the skills exam at a branch when you apply for a driver's license.
If any of the following situations occur, you must take the driving test at a branch:
- Your learner's permit expires; or
- You fail to successfully complete your driver training program.
What if I drop out or want a refund for the program?
No refunds are issued after the start of class. All other approved refunds are subject to a $5 processing fee, can take up to 10 business days, are credited back to the card on which they were purchased and are issued only to the person who paid for the program. A full refund will be issued if All Star must cancel your course/program and cannot provide an acceptable alternative.
*No refund is due to students who have been expelled from an All Star program.
*There is a $30 return check fee for all returned checks.
What is the All Star Driver Education Disciplinary Policy?
Any student violating the rules and regulations as contained in this policy will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from the program with no refund. No refund will be issued due to disciplinary action that prevents a student from completing an All Star Driver Education course.
Prohibited acts include, but are not limited to:
Teasing, insulting, name-calling, mean or rude gestures toward peers, instructors or employees, spreading rumors or behavior that would hurt other’s feelings, swearing, taunting, ridiculing, humiliating, threatening, pushing, shoving, grabbing, spitting, sexual or ethnic harassment, stealing or extortion, fighting, kicking, punching, gang-related gestures, assault, cheating, forgery, using cell phones during instruction--Classroom, Drives & Observation, destruction of property belonging to All Star Driver Education or the facility in which classes are being held.
All Star Driver Education will expel any student who is in violation of State Laws and/or Local Ordinances which include, but are not limited to:
Abuse of fire alarms, safety equipment, bomb threats, lighting of fires or burning or attempting to burn any property belonging to the All Star Driver Education or the facility in which classes are being held or property belonging to persons employed by All Star Driver Education or attending the course, or the employees of the facility in which classes are being held. Possession, use of or threatening to use dangerous weapons such as, but not limited to: firearms, knives, iron bars, or brass knuckles. Possession, use, or threatening the use of any weapon or dangerous object capable of inflicting bodily harm including but not limited to: chains, knives, fireworks, explosives, smoke bombs, and toy weapons resembling any of the above.
What if my question is not addressed in this FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section?
If you have additional questions or need more information, you can refer to the contract you agreed to when enrolling, which is accessible on the student portal. If you cannot find the information you need on your contract or in our FAQ’s, please contact All Star. We will do our best to provide a thorough answer based on the details you provide.
Additional Resources
Indiana’s Graduated Driver’s License System Information
Students' Rights and Responsibilities
Requirements for Obtaining a Learner’s Permit
