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AAA Classroom Instruction

New! Classroom Curriculum

AAA Driver Training now offers the mandatory 33 hour CCRI Certified Driver Education classroom training program for RI students looking to obtain their learner's permit, and ultimately their full operators’ license.

We offer flexible classroom schedules and special one week classes during summer break and school vacation weeks.

Rhode Island’s three-stage licensing process allows teens to gradually gain exposure to complex driving situations, easing them into driving over an extended period of time. The learner’s permit and provisional license stages are key steps.

Teens may begin classroom driver education when they reach the age of 15 years, 10 months.

Behind-the-Wheel training, click here.

Classes & Registration

Location

Date

Cost

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10 River Road, East Providence

February, April, June, July, August, September & December 2019

$150/$175

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East Greenwich High School

February, May, July & August 2019

$250/$275

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Davies Vocation High School

February, April & June 2019

$150/$175

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110 Royal Little Drive, Providence

February, April, June, July, August, October & December 2019

$150/$175

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1035 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston

February, April, July, September & December 2019

$150/$175

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53 Mumford Road, Narragansett

 March & April 2019

$160/$185

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Burrillville High School

June 2019

$150/$175

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Frequently Asked Questions

Rhode Island uses a three-stage licensing process for teens consisting of a Limited Instruction Permit, Limited Provisional License, and a Full Operator’s License. This system allows teens to gradually gain exposure to complex driving situations, easing them into driving over an extended period of time.
15 years and 10 months, if they want to get their permit at the age of 16.    
16 years old. The student must complete a 33 hour Driver Education course before they are eligible to go to the RI DMV to obtain a Limited Instruction Permit.

At age 16 ½; plus the student would have to meet the following requirements:

  • they must have held a Limited Instruction Permit for at least six months without conviction of motor vehicle moving violation or seat belt infraction
  • pass the motor vehicle road test    

At age 17 ½; plus the following requirement:

  • have held a Limited Provisional License for at least twelve months without conviction for motor vehicle moving violation or seat belt infraction for six months
Yes, AAA Driver Training is approved by CCRI to teach the 33 hour Driver Education course for all RI students. AAA Driver Training provides classroom services for students interested in obtaining their permit and/or license through RI’s Graduated Licensing System. We offer flexible class schedules and special 1-week programs during school vacation weeks.  For more information please contact us at 855-222-1050 or online at www.AAA.com.
No. RI students are not required to take behind-the-wheel training, but AAA Driver Training   recommends it.  AAA Driver Training lessons are an extremely effective way to provide teens with the training they need to become safer drivers. Additionally, completing at least 6 hours of BTW training may qualify for insurance discounts. (Check with your insurance company to find out if they offer this discount.)
Yes.   AAA Driver Training is the driving school of choice with professionally trained instructors, up-to- date training materials, a record of good business practices and late model driver training cars that focus on your teen's safety not just getting the license.
You can go online to www.AAA.com or call us at 855-222-1050 to see class times and register for the class of your choice.
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